Joseph flipped through the financial report in front of him, his eyes falling on the pie chart showing the breakdown of revenue sources.
The largest segment remains land taxes and indirect taxes on agricultural product consumption, which contribute 36% to France's fiscal revenue.
Income related to industry, including industrial consumption taxes and technology licensing fees, has jumped to second place, accounting for 30% of fiscal revenue.
The remaining portion is composed of taxes on services, tariffs, stamp taxes, postal revenue, government investment income, and foreign indemnities, accounting for 34%.
Joseph couldn't help but nod. Honestly, this revenue proportion chart makes him happier than the increase in fiscal revenue.
It's worth noting that two years ago, agricultural income still accounted for 39% of France's revenue, while industrial income was only 26%.
