According to the 2027 Central Government Budget Bill, the state's share revenues from individuals and institutions will increase by 29.1 percent and reach 778.9 billion lira.
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It is based on information compiled from the 2027 Central Government Budget Bill data.
According to the information compiled from the data of the 2027 Central Government Budget Bill, the share revenues received by the state from individuals and institutions will stand out among the revenue items of the budget in the new year.
Accordingly, share income received from individuals and institutions in 2027 will increase by 29.1 percent compared to this year. Thus, it is expected to earn 778 billion 937 million 447 thousand liras of income in the new year.
It is envisaged that the largest income item among the shares received from individuals and institutions will be provided by the shares belonging to general budget administrations, with 710 billion 725 million 775 thousand lira.
Shares belonging to general budget administrations include titles such as shares received from regulatory and supervisory institutions, liquidated fund revenues, Treasury shares received from GSM enterprises, universal service revenues received from the information technologies and communication institution, Resource Use Support Fund deduction, traffic insurance shares and environmental contribution shares.
The highest share income comes from the Resource Utilization Support Fund deduction.
In this context, it is calculated that the highest income among the shares belonging to general budget administrations will be obtained from the Resource Use Support Fund deduction of 435 billion 84 million 531 thousand liras. This is followed by revenues collected under the title of "shares received from others" with 78 billion 157 million 2 thousand lira.
This income is followed by Treasury shares received from GSM businesses. It is anticipated that 76 billion 700 million 489 thousand liras will be obtained from the said item.
It is estimated that the shares received from regulatory and supervisory institutions will be 34 billion 618 million 642 thousand liras, and the traffic insurance shares will be 21 billion 174 million 171 thousand liras.
A revenue of 17 billion 59 million 421 thousand lira is targeted from the Resource Use Support Fund cut on imports.
It is anticipated that the universal service revenues received from operators will be 14 billion 520 million 824 thousand liras, and the universal service revenues received from the Information Technologies and Communication Authority will be 8 billion 463 million 724 thousand liras.
The share of research, development and training activities related to the electronic communications sector is planned to be 8 billion 463 million 724 thousand lira.
An income of 8 billion 326 million 941 thousand liras is expected from the shares received from special budget administrations, 6 billion 106 million 644 thousand liras from the environmental contribution share of one percent and five per thousand from imports, and 2 billion liras from the environmental contribution share of one percent received from municipalities.
Other universal service revenues are estimated at 43 million 153 thousand liras, and liquidated fund revenues are estimated at 6 million 509 thousand liras.
State shares in oil stand out among government shares
Among the shares received from individuals and institutions, "government shares" also constitute an important item. Next year, a state share income of 68 billion 211 million 672 thousand liras is expected.
State shares consist of state rights in minerals and state shares in oil. Next year, it is aimed to obtain 43 billion 232 million 480 thousand liras of income from oil as a state share and 24 billion 979 million 192 thousand liras of income from mines as state rights.

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