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List of countries by tax revenue as percentage of GDP

 
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This article lists countries by total tax revenue as a percentage of gross domestic product (GDP). 3 sources are used, one for each column. The tax percentage for each country listed in the sources has been added to the chart.

Note: All the countries can be put in numerical order by clicking the arrow at the top of the first numbers column. The table can be returned to alphabetical order by clicking the arrow at the top of the country column.
Country %[1] %[2] %[3]
 Afghanistan 6.4
 Albania 22.9
 Algeria 7.7
 Angola 5.7
 Argentina 22.9
 Armenia 14.1
 Australia 30.5 30.6
 Austria 43.4 41.9 41.8
 Azerbaijan 17.8
 Bahamas, The 18.7
 Bahrain 2.4
 Bangladesh 8.5
 Barbados 32.6
 Belarus 24.2
 Belgium 46.8 44.4 44.6
 Belize 21.6
 Benin 15.4
 Bhutan 10.7
 Bolivia 27.0
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 41.2
 Botswana 35.2
 Brazil 38.8
 Bulgaria 34.4 34.4
 Burkina Faso 11.5
 Burma 4.9
 Burundi 17.4
 Cambodia 8.0
 Cameroon 18.2
 Canada 33.4 33.3
 Cape Verde 23.0
 Central African Republic 7.7
 Chad 4.2
 Chile 17.1
 China, People's Republic of 17.0
 China, Republic of (Taiwan) 12.4
 Colombia 23.0
 Comoros 12.0
 Congo, Republic of 5.9
 Costa Rica 14.0
 Côte d'Ivoire 15.3
 Croatia 26.6
 Cuba 44.8
 Cyprus 36.6 36.6
 Czech Republic 36.3 36.4 36.2
 Denmark 50.0 48.9 49.1
 Djibouti 20.0
 Dominica 30.3
 Dominican Republic 15.0
 Congo, Democratic Republic of 13.2
 Ecuador 13.2
 Egypt 15.8
 El Salvador 13.3
 Equatorial Guinea 1.7
 Estonia 31.1 31.0
 Ethiopia 11.6
 Fiji 21.8
 Finland 43.6 43.0 43.5
 France 46.1 43.6 44.2
 Gabon 10.3
 Gambia 18.9
 Georgia 21.7
 Germany 40.6 36.2 39.3
 Ghana 20.8
 Greece 33.5 31.3 31.4
 Guatemala 11.9
 Guinea 8.2
 Guinea-Bissau 11.5
 Guyana 31.9
 Haiti 9.4
 Honduras 15.6
 Hong Kong 12.8
 Hungary 37.3 39.3 37.2
 Iceland 40.4 41.4
 India 17.7
 Indonesia 11.0
 Iran 7.3
 Ireland 34.0 32.2 32.6
 Israel 36.8
 Italy 42.6 43.3 42.3
 Jamaica 27.2
 Japan 27.4 27.9
 Jordan 21.1
 Kazakhstan 26.8
 Kenya 18.4
 Kiribati[4] 91.6
 Korea, South 26.8 28.7
 Kuwait 1.5
 Kyrgyzstan 21.4
 Laos 10.8
 Latvia 30.4 30.1
 Lebanon 14.4
 Lesotho 42.9
 Liberia 13.2
 Libya 2.7
 Lithuania 20.9 29.7
 Luxembourg 36.4 36.9 35.6
 Macau 20.1
 Macedonia 29.3
 Madagascar 10.7
 Malawi 20.7
 Malaysia 15.5
 Maldives 20.5
 Mali 15.3
 Malta 35.2 33.8
 Mauritania 15.4
 Mauritius 18.1
 Mexico 9.7 20.5
 Micronesia 12.3
 Moldova 33.8
 Mongolia 33.8
 Montenegro 28.0
 Morocco 22.3
 Mozambique 13.4
 Namibia 28.8
 Nepal 10.9
 Netherlands 39.5 38.0 39.5
 New Zealand 36.5 36.0
 Nicaragua 17.8
 Niger 11.0
 Nigeria 6.1
 Norway 43.6 43.4 44.0
 Oman 2.0
 Pakistan 10.6
 Panama 10.6
 Papua New Guinea 24.5
 Paraguay 12.0
 Peru 15.1
 Philippines 14.4
 Poland 33.8 33.5 33.8
 Portugal 37.0 36.6 35.9
 Qatar 2.2
 Romania 28.1 28.6
 Russia 36.9
 Rwanda 14.1
 Saint Lucia 23.1
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 26.5
 Samoa 25.5
 Sao Tome and Principe 17.4
 Saudi Arabia 5.3
 Senegal 19.2
 Serbia 34.1
 Seychelles 32.0
 Sierra Leone 10.5
 Singapore 13.0
 Slovakia 29.5 29.8 29.3
 Slovenia 39.3 39.1
 Solomon Islands 24.7
 South Africa 26.9
 Spain 37.3 37.2 36.5
 Sri Lanka 15.3
 Sudan 6.3
 Suriname 22.1
 Swaziland 39.8
 Sweden 49.7 48.2 48.9
 Switzerland 30.1 29.7
 Syria 10.7
 Tajikistan 16.5
 Tanzania 12.0
 Thailand 17.0
 Timor-Leste[5] 109.7
 Togo 15.5
 Tonga 27.0
 Trinidad and Tobago 28.0
 Tunisia 14.9
 Turkey 32.5 23.7
 Turkmenistan 20.2
 Uganda 12.6
 Ukraine 38.1
 United Arab Emirates 1.4
 United Kingdom 39.0 36.6 37.4
 United States 28.2 28.3
 Uruguay 23.1
 Uzbekistan 21.0
 Vanuatu 17.8
 Venezuela 25.0
 Vietnam 13.8
 Yemen 7.1
 Zambia 16.1
 Zimbabwe 49.3

References

  1. ^ 2009 Index of Economic Freedom, Heritage Foundation. Accessed on May 2, 2009. Note: Tax revenue as a percentage of GDP was obtained from the individual country pages, under the "Fiscal Freedom" section. The year for the data for each country is not mentioned, but the source claims to use the most recent data up to June 30, 2008.[1]
  2. ^ Revenue Statistics 1965-2007, 2008 Edition. OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development). ISBN 9789264051393 (book), ISBN 9789264051409 (ebook), and ISBN 9789264051485 (CD). Publication date: October 15, 2008. The data is found in Table A. Total tax revenue as percentage of GDP. By OECD nation, and by regional averages. 1975 to 2006. With provisional data also for 2007.
  3. ^ Taxation Trends in the EU. 2008 edition. Taxation and Customs Union. European Commission. June 26, 2008 EUROSTAT (Statistical Office of the European Communities) press release: Taxation trends in the EU. EU27 tax ratio at 39.9% of GDP in 2006. See note 2 at the end for the meaning of the 2-letter country codes. See also: 2-Letter Country Codes.
  4. ^ For more info see the "fiscal freedom" section of this page: Kiribati information on economic freedom. Facts, data, analysis, charts and more. Heritage Foundation.
  5. ^ Non-oil GDP. For more info see the "fiscal freedom" section of this page: Timor-Leste information on economic freedom. Facts, data, analysis, charts and more. Heritage Foundation.

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