Environmental taxes, taxes and disposal contributions;1987-2009

To support and finance environmental policy by the government imposes various levies and taxes. The inning of removal contributions, which the consumer pays for the collection and processing of worn-out products is carried out outside the government. This one publication gives an overview of the proceeds of these three main categories: environmental taxes, environmental taxes and removal fees. The proceeds from environmental taxes and environmental taxes can be subdivided by households, industries and non-residents pay taxes. The sectors are classified according to the Standard Business Classification 1993 (SBI '93). For the removal contributions there is no breakdown by economic activity available. This table was discontinued on 17 November 2011. Data is available from 1987 to 2009. The figures since 1987 are final. The two most recent years have a (further) provisional character. Reason to stop: As of June 2011, the new standard business classification will be 2008 (SBI 2008) used by the National Accounts. The National accounts were transferred from the SBI '93 to the 2008 SBI. The Environmental accounts are in line with this as of November 2011.