State Income Source Ranking

(Based on Profit Total Index) (profit total)  (so, not really counting profit percentage)

(not in concrete solid (in-movable) order)  (result differs from nation to nation)

#1 - income tax

#2 - insurance

#3 - sales tax

#4 - land tax

#5 - edu tax (payment for college; aka tuition)

#6 - monopolized business

#7 - pharma goods sales

#8 - toll fees

#9 - governmental service fees

#10 - import/export tax

#11 - housing permit fees

#12 - prison labors and law enforcement bails

#13 - national engine top secret secret (6 6 6 way street)

additional note:

Technically anyone in a government-setup corporation or company, even if they are not paying income tax, the state receives a hidden paycheck already (from the ripped off pay amount of the employees in the company given since the very beginning) from the marked down on purpose initial annual income.  Another way to put this: each worker generates more wealth than their annual income, where does the those profit go

sidenote:  not that everybody getting paid is being ripped off by the state, those parts does not say this in imply or default agreesment.  The value a person generate may be far less than their income, but nevertheless, this value being generated is at least close to even overally, which would be counting both the idler-freeloaders and the workers whom contribute the most.  In this nannystate society, it's important for me to point out: most do not work - the values they produce is far lesser than the pay they get.  This loss of value come out at the expensive of others' "give".  The work those idlers do is way far down there even more so compared to what they get at the end-result.