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Taxation Statistics > Tax revenue > % of GDP (1995) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     Lesotho: 43.77 %   1995 Time series
# 2     Denmark: 31.91 %   1995 Time series
# 3     Namibia: 28.41 %   1995 Time series
# 4     Seychelles: 27.63 %   1995 Time series
# 5     United Kingdom: 26.33 %   1995 Time series
# 6     Ireland: 26.24 %   1995 Time series
# 7     Belgium: 25.45 %   1995 Time series
# 8     Hungary: 23.97 %   1995 Time series
# 9     Italy: 23.67 %   1995 Time series
# 10     Zimbabwe: 23.16 %   1995 Time series
# 11     Grenada: 23.08 %   1995 Time series
# 12     Croatia: 23.06 %   1995 Time series
# 13     Trinidad and Tobago: 22.71 %   1995 Time series
# 14     Fiji: 22.21 %   1995 Time series
# 15     Netherlands: 21.91 %   1995 Time series
# 16     Sweden: 20.84 %   1995 Time series
# 17     Finland: 20.77 %   1995 Time series
# 18     Kenya: 20.49 %   1995 Time series
# 19     Tunisia: 20.49 %   1995 Time series
# 20     Bulgaria: 20.01 %   1995 Time series
# 21     Slovenia: 19.9 %   1995 Time series
# 22     Belarus: 19.89 %   1995 Time series
# 23     Portugal: 19.8 %   1995 Time series
# 24     Cyprus: 19.8 %   1995 Time series
# 25     Papua New Guinea: 19.73 %   1995 Time series
# 26     Malaysia: 19.56 %   1995 Time series
# 27     Estonia: 19.24 %   1995 Time series
# 28     Vanuatu: 19.08 %   1995 Time series
# 29     France: 18.79 %   1995 Time series
# 30     Belize: 18.76 %   1995 Time series
# 31     Greece: 18.76 %   1995 Time series
# 32     Syria: 18.63 %   1995 Time series
# 33     Azerbaijan: 17.95 %   1995 Time series
# 34     Austria: 17.83 %   1995 Time series
# 35     Sri Lanka: 17.75 %   1995 Time series
# 36     Bahamas, The: 17.35 %   1995 Time series
# 37     Zambia: 17.18 %   1995 Time series
# 38     Czech Republic: 17.09 %   1995 Time series
# 39     Uruguay: 16.88 %   1995 Time series
# 40     Burundi: 16.68 %   1995 Time series
# 41     Botswana: 16.62 %   1995 Time series
# 42     Singapore: 16.43 %   1995 Time series
# 43     Philippines: 16.29 %   1995 Time series
# 44     Mauritius: 16.11 %   1995 Time series
# 45     Spain: 15.86 %   1995 Time series
# 46     Kyrgyzstan: 15.06 %   1995 Time series
# 47     Indonesia: 14.96 %   1995 Time series
# 48     Canada: 13.72 %   1995 Time series
# 49     Peru: 13.61 %   1995 Time series
# 50     Maldives: 13.6 %   1995 Time series
# 51     Pakistan: 13.25 %   1995 Time series
# 52     Latvia: 13.22 %   1995 Time series
# 53     Panama: 13 %   1995 Time series
# 54     Venezuela: 12.92 %   1995 Time series
# 55     Nicaragua: 12.2 %   1995 Time series
# 56     Mongolia: 11.57 %   1995 Time series
# 57     Germany: 11.07 %   1995 Time series
# 58     Mexico: 10.65 %   1995 Time series
# 59     India: 9.33 %   1995 Time series
# 60     Sierra Leone: 9.04 %   1995 Time series
# 61     Nepal: 8.99 %   1995 Time series
# 62     Switzerland: 8.71 %   1995 Time series
# 63     Guatemala: 7.71 %   1995 Time series
# 64     Oman: 7.43 %   1995 Time series
# 65     Bhutan: 6.99 %   1995 Time series
# 66     Bahrain: 4.8 %   1995 Time series
# 67     Burma: 3.74 %   1995 Time series
# 68     Kuwait: 1.15 %   1995 Time series
Weighted average: 17.2 %  

Historical countries, unions or other regions:
European Union 18.78 %   


DEFINITION: Tax revenue refers to compulsory transfers to the central government for public purposes. Certain compulsory transfers such as fines, penalties, and most social security contributions are excluded. Refunds and corrections of erroneously collected tax revenue are treated as negative revenue."

SOURCE: International Monetary Fund, Government Finance Statistics Yearbook and data files, and World Bank and OECD GDP estimates.

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"Tax revenue > % of GDP (1995) by country", International Monetary Fund, Government Finance Statistics Yearbook and data files, and World Bank and OECD GDP estimates.. Retrieved from http://www.NationMaster.com/graph/tax_tax_rev_of_gdp-taxation-tax-revenue-of-gdp&date=1995

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