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VERDAT SIGNALEcuadorTax revenueJul 13, 2026Still holdschecked

Ecuador’s SRI-reported tax revenue fell 31.9% between April and May 2026

The monthly total fell from 2,863.83 million USD in April to 1,949.54 million USD in May 2026, a difference of −914.29 million USD.

Current verified finding

Ecuador’s SRI-reported tax revenue decreased 31.9% between April 2026 and May 2026, from 2,863.83 million USD to 1,949.54 million USD (−914.29 million USD).

Evidence

Ecuador: monthly tax revenue reported by SRI

Audited editorial snapshotPrevious DQ: pass

Reviewed snapshot: Jul 13, 2026

Source normalized Jul 12, 2026

Official source

The finding preserves the reviewed data even when the source publishes an update.

Snapshot technical details

Query fingerprint: sigev_0b79e5f92b7fc · The text, result, and records remain fixed to this review.

The source has data newer than this snapshot.

The current query returns: Ecuador’s SRI-reported tax revenue decreased 31.9% between April 2026 and May 2026, from 2,864.09 million USD to 1,951.63 million USD (−912.46 million USD).

Collections are assigned to the taxpayer’s fiscal domicile; they do not measure economic activity in the canton.
1.4B1.8B2.2B2.6B3BLatest change −31.9%Jan 2026: 2.3BFeb 2026: 1.59BMar 2026: 1.99BApr 2026: 2.86BMay 2026: 1.95B1.95BJan 2026Feb 2026Mar 2026Apr 2026May 2026
5 results shown20,694 source recordsUnit: US dollars (USD)
Query scope
1 filter · 1 partitionCurrency: US dollar (USD)

How we calculated it

We sum USD collections across 4,364 normalized April rows and 4,220 May rows: USD 2,863,833,529.95 versus USD 1,949,543,907.94. We reviewed the twelve largest rows in each month, currency, period, source file, and passing DQ with complete key coverage and zero duplicates. We do not combine months or interpret the row-count difference as unique taxpayers.

20,694 rows match the query; 5 results remain in the summary.

What it means and what it does not

April is the highest month from January through May 2026 in the current file, with corporate income and mining profits among its largest rows that do not occupy the same place in May. The change therefore reflects the tax calendar and composition rather than a direct measure of economic contraction. Additionally, geography reflects taxpayer fiscal domicile rather than canton-level economic activity, and the difference in rows does not represent unique taxpayers.

Collections are assigned to the taxpayer fiscal domicile and do not directly measure economic activity in that canton.

Verification

Records from the compared periods

A balanced sample of preserved records from each of the two compared periods.

Open all data
PeriodCollected amountCurrencyProvinceYearMonthGeography
Apr 2026$255,307,683.85USDPICHINCHA2026AprilPICHINCHA / QUITO
Apr 2026$162,288,037.72USDPICHINCHA2026AprilPICHINCHA / QUITO
Apr 2026$145,777,502.84USDZAMORA CHINCHIPE2026AprilZAMORA CHINCHIPE / YANTZAZA
Apr 2026$126,662,929.65USDPICHINCHA2026AprilPICHINCHA / QUITO
Apr 2026$121,572,723.45USDPICHINCHA2026AprilPICHINCHA / QUITO
Apr 2026$98,861,882.4USDGUAYAS2026AprilGUAYAS / GUAYAQUIL
May 2026$266,464,443.31USDPICHINCHA2026MayPICHINCHA / QUITO
May 2026$114,324,237.06USDPICHINCHA2026MayPICHINCHA / QUITO
May 2026$94,844,393.6USDGUAYAS2026MayGUAYAS / GUAYAQUIL
May 2026$93,237,423.39USDPICHINCHA2026MayPICHINCHA / QUITO
May 2026$87,366,070.49USDPICHINCHA2026MayPICHINCHA / QUITO
May 2026$73,978,978.41USDPICHINCHA2026MayPICHINCHA / QUITO

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