The economic disposition of municipalities, cities and regions, especially property and budget funds, are the basic prerequisites for the possible dynamism of local and regional development and the strengthening of the quality of life of the territory by local and regional governments. The question of defining the adequate amount and structure of these economic instruments is one of the topics currently discussed in regional policy. In addition to property management, budget revenues are one of the basic economic tools for the development of municipalities and cities. The so-called tax revenues are particularly significant, or tax yield, which determine the possibilities of municipalities to invest independently in development according to their needs and priorities. The aim of the poster is to identify the influence of the territorial affiliation of municipalities and cities to peripheral territories on their tax revenues and tax yield.