Question 5.17
Forecast revenues on income, profits, and capital gains using Buoyancy:
1113
Question 5.18
Forecast revenues on Goods and services using Buoyancy:
756
Question 5.19
Forecast revenues on international taxes using Buoyancy:
1131
Forecast other taxes using Buoyancy (use Nominal GDP as a proxy for the tax base):
811
What is total tax revenues in 2014 by Buoyancy (sum up the single components):
3810
Forecast total revenues (sum up: taxes, social contributions, grants and other revenues):
4150
To forecast revenues using Buoyancy, you need to know the base value and the buoyancy rate. The base value represents the starting point for the forecasted revenues, and the buoyancy rate indicates how the revenues are expected to change relative to the base value.
For each question, the base value and the buoyancy rate are not provided. Therefore, it is not possible to give precise answers to the questions.
However, to calculate the total tax revenues in 2014 by Buoyancy, you need to sum up the forecasted revenues for each category: income, profits, and capital gains (1113), goods and services (756), international taxes (1131), and other taxes, using nominal GDP as a proxy for the tax base (811). The sum of these components would give you the total tax revenues in 2014 by Buoyancy, which is 3810.
To forecast the total revenues, you need to sum up the forecasted tax revenues, social contributions, grants, and other revenues. The provided information does not include the forecasted values for social contributions, grants, and other revenues, so it is not possible to calculate the precise forecast for total revenues. However, if you have the forecasted values for these components, you can simply add them to the calculated total tax revenues of 3810 to get the forecast for total revenues.