RIYADH: Jordan’s Finance Ministry recorded revenues of 7.3 billion Jordanian dinars ($10 billion) in 2021, an increase of around 1 billion dinars compared to the previous year, the official news agency reported, citing official data.
It revealed that the actual collection rate rose by 100.4 percent of the estimated revenues.
The increase is attributed to the rise in tax and non-tax revenues, by 668 million and 418 million Jordanian dinars respectively.
