The low level of public expenditures in Myanmar is in part a reflection of the overall low level of resource mobilization. In spite of efforts to address this issue, general government revenues, excluding net receipts of SEEs, were still below 10% for FY2013 (Table 5) compared with levels of 17%–23% in other ASEAN countries. The government also relies very heavily on tax and nontax revenues from gas exports and other transfers from state economic enterprises. This system needs major reform, including a rigorous review of the mobilization of revenues from natural resources and further reform of the state enterprise sector. At the same time, the government needs to rapidly increase mobilization of resources from generally applicable through changes in tax policy and improvements in tax administration, and mobilize more resources from the international community