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The article presents a comprehensive analysis of tax revenues in the consolidated budget of the Russian Federation for the period 2014–2024. The relevance of the study is due to the unprec-edented nature of the external challenges faced by the Russian economy during this period, includ-ing sanctions pressure, the COVID-19 pandemic, and volatility in world energy prices. Based on data from the Federal Tax Service and analytical materials, the key trends, structural shifts, and factors of revenue growth are examined. It was revealed that over the eleven-year period, tax rev-enues increased 3.4 times – from 12.7 to 43.5 trillion rubles, with only one annual decline record-ed (in 2017). Special attention is paid to the analysis of the tax system's resilience to external shocks, the transformation of the role of the profit tax and value-added tax, as well as the process-es of diversifying the revenue base. The main stages in the evolution of tax revenues are identified, growth factors are systematized, and promising directions for fiscal policy are substantiated.