European Environmentally Related Tax Revenue from Taxes on Resources in Security and Investigation, Service and Landscape, Office Administrative and Support Activities by Country

In 2023, Denmark led with a value of 1.0 million USD in environmentally related tax revenue from taxes on resources in specific service sectors, followed by Latvia at 0.38 million USD. Croatia, Estonia, Poland, and Cyprus had lower revenues, with figures descending accordingly. The year-on-year variation showed Latvia with the highest increase at 6.4%, and a significant downturn in Poland at -14.66%. Estonia faced a slight decrease of -2.52%, while Denmark, Croatia, and Cyprus noted moderate increases. Over the past five years, the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) indicated steady growth with variance among these countries.

Looking forward, anticipated trends suggest an increased focus on enhancing resource taxation to stimulate eco-friendly practices. Denmark and Latvia are expected to see continued growth, driven by sustainable policies. However, economic factors and policy changes in the EU will largely influence these revenues, especially in countries like Poland and Estonia which showed declines. Monitoring policy shifts and sustainability initiatives across Europe is crucial for future forecasting.