Libya’s Tax Authority has announced that it collected 3,986,644,300 Libyan dinars in 2025, marking the highest annual revenue since its establishment and approaching the four-billion-dinar threshold.
The milestone reflects what officials described as a transformative year for public revenue mobilisation. According to official figures, the western region accounted for the largest share of collections, contributing 2,841,345,276 dinars.
The eastern and southern regions jointly generated 1,145,299,030 dinars, underscoring a broad-based improvement in compliance and fiscal performance across the country.
The Authority attributed the surge in revenues to reforms aimed at modernizing operational systems, tightening collection procedures and expanding the tax base.
Enhanced coordination among departments and affiliated offices, alongside strengthened enforcement measures, were cited as key drivers of the improved outcome.
Officials characterised the 2025 performance as a positive signal of economic recovery and rising tax discipline, reinforcing state treasury resources and bolstering financial stability. The Authority affirmed its commitment to consolidating transparency and efficiency in public revenue management, while expressing confidence in achieving stronger growth momentum in the years ahead.
