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Budget 2026

What the budget means for you

Your share of the budget.

The budget is Cg 637M of abstraction. Here it is in your guilders: move the slider to your yearly income and see roughly where your taxes go.

Cg 0
Cg 12,000Cg 200,000
Estimated tax you contribute · per year
Cg 0/ year
≈ Cg 0 a day

Estimated using Sint Maarten's island-average tax burden of 14.3% of GDP — not your personal assessment.

Where your Cg 0 goes · per year
ECYS
Cg 0
Schools, culture & sport·19.8% of your total share
JUS
Cg 0
Police, courts & prison·17.9% of your total share
VSOA
Cg 0
Health & social care·17.1% of your total share
FIN
Cg 0
Tax office & debt interest·14.3% of your total share
AZ
Cg 0
Central government·14.1% of your total share
TEATT
Cg 0
Tourism & the economy·6.4% of your total share
VROMI
Cg 0
Roads, housing & environment·5.8% of your total share
PARL
Cg 0
Parliament & watchdogs·3.5% of your total share
BE
Cg 0
Other public bodies·1.1% of your total share
Your receipt

What your taxes bought

A plain-language receipt for your estimated Cg 0 a year — screenshot it to share.

Sint Maarten · National Budget 2026
TAX RECEIPT
For a Cg 60,000 yearly income · per year
  • Schools, culture & sportCg 0
  • Police, courts & prisonCg 0
  • Health & social careCg 0
  • Tax office & debt interestCg 0
  • Central governmentCg 0
  • Tourism & the economyCg 0
  • Roads, housing & environmentCg 0
  • Parliament & watchdogsCg 0
  • Other public bodiesCg 0
TOTALCg 0
kotaiviren.sx · every figure machine-verified

Ministry split is exact; the income → tax step is an estimate using the island-average 14.3% tax-to-GDP burden.

How this is worked out: the split across ministries is exact — each area gets its true share of the Cg 637M of spending. The income → tax step is an estimate using Sint Maarten's island-average tax burden of 14.3% of GDP (from the budget), not your personal assessment.

That’s your share by income. Prefer everyone’s equal share?The budget, per resident