Currently, the government employs a range of tax instruments. The most important are the Commercial Tax on Consumption11 and the Personal Income and Profit Tax levied on both SEEs and the private sector (Table 8). Together, these instruments generated 95% of total tax revenues— equivalent to 2.9% of GDP in FY2012. In FY2014, the balance between different revenue items has been significantly altered by the licensing of telecom operation to two private firms that will rent the pre-existing state-owned infrastructure. Taxes on the usage of national properties paid by the two operators will amount to a quarter of total expected tax revenues.