La relación entre la captación de ingresos fiscales municipales y los recursos derivados de fuentes no tributarias tanto locales como externas en México

Abstract

Municipal public revenues are classified as tax and non-tax. In this work, the relationship between the income that the municipalities receive through taxes and the rest of the components that integrate the total income is studied to establish to what extent the obtaining of resources whose origin is of non-tax origin affects the generation of local tax revenue. A data panel consisting of 310observations is used for each variable and a multiple regression model with fixed effects is used considering financial information of the 31 municipalities that are capitals of the federal entities in Mexico for the period 2008 - 2017. The results suggest that resources from federal and state transfers have a negative impact on the income levels obtained through municipal taxes. Likewise, the negative localized relationship between the contracting of public debt and the own fiscal resources could suppose a relaxation of the municipal collection policy. Finally, data on other income derived from local sources of non-tax origin such as rights, products and uses show a negative effect on the collection of income from tax collection.