Fiscal Freedom Index

Europe Ranking

(0-100)Source: IMF
Current Rank
Country
Value
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Previous Rank
Previous Value
1Luxembourg9920222963
2Norway9720223657
3Bosnia and Herzegovina962022194
3Denmark9620224144
3Sweden9620224144
3Bulgaria962022194
3Switzerland9620222570
8Belarus952022593
9Netherlands9420223752
10Czech Republic9320221879
10Estonia9320221681
12Latvia9120222177
13Germany9020223160
14Ireland8920222177
15Moldova872022194
15Lithuania8720221385
17Malta8620222669
17Serbia862022593
19Finland8320222768
20Angola8020221187
21Poland7820222374
22Slovenia7720223458
23Iceland7620222472
23Armenia7620221187
23Slovakia7620222078
26Croatia7520221879
27Ukraine742022889
28Portugal7320223160
29Austria7220224046
30Cyprus7120221780
30Albania712022889
32Macedonia702022792
33Greece6820223160
34Georgia672022889
35Hungary5820221484
36Belgium5020223947
37Italy4920223458
38Romania432022194
39France3920223851
40Spain3020223062
41United Kingdom2320222865
42Montenegro1220221484

Definition of Fiscal Freedom Index

The Fiscal freedom index measures the tax burden imposed by government. It is composed of three quantitative factors: the top marginal tax rate on individual income, the top marginal tax rate on corporate income, and the total tax burden as a percentage of GDP.

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