Abstract
This study aims to analyze the effectiveness and contribution of Hotel Tax, Non-Metal Minerals, Rock Tax, and Underground Water Tax on Local Revenue. The data used is time eries data for 2017-2019. This study uses a descriptive analysis methot using indicators of value classification of effectiveness and contribution criteria. The results of this study indicate the highest level of effectiveness, namely groundwater tax with very effective criteria. While the lowest level of effectiveness is the tax on non-metallic minerals and rocks with effective criteria. The biggest contribution level is hotel tax with very low criteria. While the smallest contribution level is groundwater tax with very low criteria
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