The Tax Agency reports that by the end of July it had received 7,702 million euros tax revenue in respect of 2018 declarations, an increase of 15.6%. In the Balearics there was a rise of 15.2%, the third highest in the country and tied with Valencia. In Madrid there was a 17% rise and in Catalonia 16%.
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Balearics third highest rise in tax revenues
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