Europe Compared by Economy > Net taxes

DEFINITION: Net taxes on products (net indirect taxes) are the sum of product taxes less subsidies. Product taxes are those taxes payable by producers that relate to the production, sale, purchase or use of the goods and services. Subsidies are grants on the current account made by general government to private enterprises and unincorporated public enterprises. The grants may take the form of payments to ensure a guaranteed price or to enable maintenance of prices of goods and services below costs of production, and other forms of assistance to producers. Data are in current U.S. dollars.".

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Germany	356.31 billion	2009
2	France	257.55 billion	2009
3	United Kingdom	214.11 billion	2009
4	Italy	212.75 billion	2009
5	Russia	150.82 billion	2009
6	Spain	103.1 billion	2009
7	Netherlands	86.63 billion	2009
8	Turkey	70.85 billion	2009
9	Sweden	52.41 billion	2009
10	Belgium	49.73 billion	2009
11	Poland	48.51 billion	2009
12	Denmark	43.41 billion	2009
13	Norway	40.65 billion	2009
14	Austria	36.57 billion	2009
15	Greece	34.48 billion	2009
16	Finland	31.21 billion	2009
17	Switzerland	27.4 billion	2009
18	Portugal	27.16 billion	2009
19	Hungary	22.92 billion	2008
20	Ireland	21.43 billion	2009
21	Czech Republic	19.32 billion	2009
22	Ukraine	14.61 billion	2009
23	Romania	13.75 billion	2009
24	Croatia	8.13 billion	2009
25	Slovakia	8.08 billion	2009
26	Bulgaria	6.88 billion	2009
27	Slovenia	6.63 billion	2008
28	Belarus	6.38 billion	2009
29	Luxembourg	5.01 billion	2009
30	Lithuania	4.9 billion	2008
31	Bosnia and Herzegovina	2.95 billion	2009
32	Cyprus	2.9 billion	2008
33	Estonia	2.62 billion	2008
34	Latvia	2.58 billion	2009
35	Azerbaijan	2.49 billion	2009
36	Iceland	2.33 billion	2008
37	Albania	1.89 billion	2009
38	Georgia	1.47 billion	2009
39	Armenia	891.47 million	2009
40	Moldova	863.58 million	2009
41	Malta	282.39 million	1993

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