ECONOMY · PUBLIC FINANCE · 03/11/2026
October tax revenues fell by 5.4% year-on-year to G. 3,075,239 million, Paraguay's DNIT reported on November 2. Domestic tax receipts rose 6.8% to G. 1,686,081 million, whereas customs revenue declined 17% to G. 1,389,158 million. The tax authority cited currency appreciation and fewer import transactions.
Context and implications
January–October collections rose 1.5% to G. 35,952,488 million, so the October fall does not imply a year-to-date contraction.
Radar assessment: The difference between domestic taxes and customs shows sensitivity to currency valuation and import activity. Further monthly data are needed to determine whether the decline persists.
Original conceptual illustration by Radar Inversión.
Source: DNIT.
