BAKU, Azerbaijan, March 5. Tax revenues in
Azerbaijan have risen to 16.4 billion manat ($9.65 billion) in
2025, reaching the highest level recorded in the country’s recent
fiscal history, Economy Minister Mikayil Jabbarov said, Trend reports.
Speaking at the forum titled “Looking to the Future in the Tax
System: New Governance Model and Data-Driven Decisions,” Jabbarov
noted that compared to 2018, tax revenues have increased 2.2 times,
including 2.4 times growth in the non-oil and gas sector”.
According to the minister, tax revenues accounted for 12.7% of
gross domestic product (GDP) in 2025, while the share of tax
revenues from the non-oil and gas sector in the sector’s GDP
reached 13%. Compared with 2018, these indicators rose by 3.4 and
2.4 percentage points, respectively.
Jabbarov added that the share of tax revenues from the private
segment of the non-oil and gas sector in GDP reached 9.9%,
reflecting an increase of 2.2 percentage points compared with
2018.
He also highlighted developments in employment formalization
within the private non-oil and gas sector. According to Jabbarov,
the share of labor contracts in the total number of contracts
increased from 38.5% at the beginning of 2019 to 54.4% in 2025.
“The number of contracts in the sector has grown 1.9 times,
exceeding one million, and continues to surpass the indicator of
the public sector,” the minister said.
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