Tax revenue managed by Paraguay's tax and customs authority, the DNIT, multiplied by 4.6 over the last 15 years, rising from G. 5.31 trillion in 2010 to G. 24.39 trillion in 2025. The cumulative growth for the period was 358.9%, with an average annual rate close to 10.7%.
The largest annual increase in the historical series occurred in 2014, with a rise of 24.1%, followed by a notable advance of 21.3% in 2024. In 2025, growth was more moderate at 5.7%, while 2020 recorded the smallest increase of just 0.3%, a reflection of the economic contraction during the pandemic.
The revenue structure remains highly concentrated in two taxes. The Value Added Tax (VAT) was the main contributor, accounting for 52.8% of the total in 2025, with G. 12.88 trillion. The Corporate Income Tax (IRE) came in second place, with 34.6% of the total, equivalent to G. 8.44 trillion. Together, VAT and IRE represented 87.4% of all revenue.
VAT remained the primary source of revenue throughout the entire series, with cumulative growth of 342.4% since 2010. Just between 2024 and 2025, its collection advanced by 12.3%. The IRE, which has been included in the data since 2020, saw its most recent increase of 1.9%.
Among the other taxes, the Tax on Dividends and Profits (IDU) occupied third place in 2025, with G. 1.60 trillion and a share of 6.6%, but with a drop of 7.5% compared to the previous year. The Personal Income Tax (IRP) recorded an increase of 16.6%, totaling G. 587.6 billion, and the Selective Consumption Tax (ISC) rose by 16.7%, reaching G. 560.7 billion.
As of June 30, 2026, the cumulative revenue collected by the DNIT was G. 14.37 trillion, equivalent to 58.9% of the 2025 total. The partial data confirms the continued concentration of tax revenue in VAT and IRE.