List of Chinese administrative divisions by tax revenues

First or provincial level Administrative divisions of China by:
Area Population Population density GDP GDP per capita Sex ratio Disposable income per capita HDI Highest point Natural growth rate Life expectancy Illiteracy rate Tax Revenues Historical capitals

This is a list of the first-level administrative divisions of mainland China (including all provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities) in order of tax revenues collected in 2007. The figures are given in millions of Renminbi in 2007.^[1]

Rank	Administrative Division	Tax Revenues
—	China	2,357,262
1	Guangdong	278,580
2	Jiangsu	223,773
3	Shanghai	207,448
4	Shandong	167,540
5	Zhejiang	164,950
6	Beijing	149,264
7	Liaoning	108,269
8	Henan	86,208
9	Sichuan	85,086
10	Hebei	78,912
11	Fujian	69,946
12	Hunan	60,655
13	Shanxi	59,789²
14	Hubei	59,036
15	Anhui	54,370
16	Tianjin	54,044
17	Inner Mongolia	49,236¹
18	Yunnan	48,671
19	Shaanxi	47,524
20	Chongqing	44,270
21	Heilongjiang	44,047
22	Guangxi	41,883
23	Jiangxi	38,985
24	Jilin	32,069
25	Xinjiang	28,586³
26	Guizhou	28,514
27	Gansu	19,091
28	Hainan	10,829
29	Ningxia	8,003
30	Qinghai	5,671
31	Tibet Autonomous Region	2,014

Notes

^1 Nei Mongol is the only province in China to levy a tax on banquets.
^2 Shanxi province collects about 60 per cent of the slaughter tax in China.
^3 Xinjiang is the only province in China to levy a tax on animal husbandry.

References

↑ "7-7 Government Revenue by Region (2007)", Government of China (Statistics), retrieved 28 May 2012

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