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   Denmark  5.3%
   Hungary  5.3%
   Sweden  5.3%
   Iceland  5.2%
   Norway  5.1%
   Slovakia  4.9%
   Poland  4.7%
   Croatia  4.7%
   Finland  4.7%
   Belgium  4.5%
   Ireland  4.5%
   Slovenia  4.4%
   Italy  4.3%
   Austria  4.3%
   Azerbaijan  3.8%
   Estonia  3.8%
   Greece  3.8%
   Netherlands  3.7%
   Portugal  3.6%
   Germany  3.4%


Rank   Countries  Amount 
= 1   Denmark: 25 
= 1   Hungary: 25 
= 1   Sweden: 25 
# 4   Iceland: 24.5 
# 5   Norway: 24 
# 6   Slovakia: 23 
= 7   Poland: 22 
= 7   Croatia: 22 
= 7   Finland: 22 
= 10   Belgium: 21 
= 10   Ireland: 21 
# 12   Slovenia: 20.5 
= 13   Italy: 20 
= 13   Austria: 20 
= 15   Azerbaijan: 18 
= 15   Estonia: 18 
= 15   Greece: 18 
# 18   Netherlands: 17.5 
# 19   Portugal: 17 
# 20   Germany: 16 
# 21   Malta: 15 
# 22   Cyprus: 13 
# 23   Switzerland: 7.6 
# 24   Spain: 7 
# 25   France: 5.5 
Total: 467.6  
Weighted average: 18.7  



DEFINITION: Value Added Tax 2002. Whether there is a lower rate for dwellings and if so, what rate.

SOURCE: Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe

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