Last year, the Catalan government collected a record €6.069 billion in its own and transferred taxes, an unprecedented amount representing a 9.9% increase. This figure includes both taxes collected by the Catalan Tax Agency (ATC) and those collected by the central government and subsequently transferred, such as the 2025 tax. The amount, which doubles the revenue obtained in 2015, was driven by wealth and property transfer taxes, which rose by 9.6% to €835 million and 17.6% to €3.263 billion, respectively. Another major transferred tax, inheritance and gift tax, increased by 0.8% to €1.162 billion. Furthermore, the fiscal year closed with a deficit of 0.51% of gross domestic product (GDP), as explained by the Minister of Economy, Alícia Romero. For the second consecutive year, a current account surplus was achieved, reaching €549 million, compared to €381 million in 2024, and 97.2% of the total planned expenditure was executed.