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The image shows two pie charts displaying UK tax revenue and UK total government spending for a certain year. The tax revenue chart shows income tax as the largest source at 28%, followed by national insurance at 21%, value-added tax at 17%, corporation tax at 8%, fuel duty and business rates at 5% each, council tax at 11%, and others at 5%. The spending chart shows pensions as the largest expenditure at 20%, followed by health care at 18%, welfare at 17%, education at 14%, interest payments on debt at 9%, defense at 7%, transport at 7%, protection at 5%, general government at 3%, and other spending at 5%.
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The pie charts below illustrates the sources for UK tax revenue for last year and the total UK government spending for last year. The first pie chart demonstrates us UK tax revenue for last year, the secon pie chart illustrates UK total government spending for last year.
The UK tax revenue for last year chart consist of a lot of details. Data reveals that the biggest revenue was from income tax which accounted for 26% from whole revenue. The UK total government spending from the second pie chart similarly consists of a lot of details. The data shows that biggest amount of money government spent for pensions. Furthermore I am really astonished by how much money did the UK government spend for education which accounted for 14%, that is stunning news or me and i guess for all students.
Taken together, the data paints an unambiguous picture of continuously growth.
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