One square is $1 of every $100. Click a source to open it. The city's fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30. Figures through fiscal 2025 are actual revenue as reported in the Comptroller's annual financial reports; 2026 and 2027 are budget plans. The page shows where the money comes from and who is billed for each tax. It does not estimate who finally bears the cost through prices, rents, wages or investment returns.
Source: New York City Comptroller, annual comprehensive financial reports, General Fund revenues by source, fiscal 2000 to 2025; Office of Management and Budget, adopted budget for fiscal 2027, June 2026. Buckets listed in the method note.
Four numbers, each from the latest year the city has published.
| Who | Of the tax | Of taxable value |
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| Income | Of the tax | Of filers |
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| Source | Who sets it | What City Hall can do alone |
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The same $100, by what it buys: schools, social services, police, pensions, debt and what sits off the budget.