Working paperMaritime Tourism constitutes a Special Interest Tourism, with various impacts on the
national economy of the countries that have developed it. Policy makers from the government
side as well as from the enterprises of the "sector", would benefit in their decision making
significantly by assessing the kind and the magnitude of economic impacts derived from
maritime tourism operation. An important category of impacts is that of Public income, via
the taxes and the dues that are imposed by the state. The Tourism Satellite Account (TSA) has
been recognized internationally as a reliable methodology for tourism evaluation. The
methodological frame proposes the manufacture of Tables, the number of which will depend
from the aim of the research, the categories of sought estimates and the availability of data.
The Tax Receipts and other public income that is derived by Maritime Tourism in the Greek
economy are presented in the first 4 Tables of the TSA. The aim of the paper is to determine
as analytically as possible the volume of Taxes and Dues that pour into in the Public Funds,
by category of revenues and by activity. The various categories of public revenues are
presented analytically and by category in the TSA Tables 2 and 3 and for this reason are
included and analyzed in the paper. The results of the research are presented in separate
Table, assembled by category of income and per activity, along with their degree of
attendance in total Public Receipts
