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Country Income Tax VAT
Corporate Individual
Argentina 35% 9-35% 21%
Australia 30% 17-47% 10%GST
Austria 25% 21%-50% 20%GST
Belgium 33.99% 25-50% 21%
Brazil 34% 15-27.5% 17-25%
Bulgaria 10% 10% 20%
Canada 19.5%(federal) 15-29%(Federal) 5%(gst)
China 25% 5-45% 17%
Cyprus 10% 20-30% 15%
Czech Rep. 21% 15% 19%
Denmark 24% 38-59% 25%
Egypt 40% 20-40% -
Estonia 22% 22% 18%
Finland 26% 8.5-31.5% 22%
France 33.33% 10%-48.09% 19.6%
Germany 30-33%(effective) 15-45% 19%
Gibraltar 33% 17-40% -
Greece 22/25% 0-40% 19%
Hong kong 17.5% 16-20% -
Hungary 16% 18% and 36% 20%
India 30-40% 10-30% 12.5%
Indonesia 30% 5-35% 10%
Ireland 12.5% 20-41% 21%
Israel 27% 10-47% 15.5%
Italy 31.4% 23%-43% 20%
Japan 30% 5-40% 5%(consump)
Latvia 15% 25% 18%
Lithuania 15% 15%/24% 18%
Luxemburg 29.63% 6-38.95% 15%
Malta 35% 15-35% 18%
Mexico 29% 3-29% 15%
Monaco 33.33% 0% 19.6%
Morocco 35% 0-41.5% 20%
Montenegro 9% 15% 17%
Netherlands 20-25.5% 0-52% 19%
New Zealand 33% 0-39% 12.5%gst
Norway 28% 28-51.3% 25%
Pakistan 35% 7.5%-35% 15%
Philippines 35% 5-32% 10%
Poland 19% 19-40% 22%
Portugal 26.5% 10.5-42% 21%
Romania 16% 16% 19%
Russia 24% 13% 18%
Saudi Arabia 20% 20% --
Serbia 10% 10/14% 18%
Singapore 20% 3.75%-21% 5%
Slovakia 19% 19% 19%
Slovenia 22% 16%-41% 20%
South Africa 29% 18-40% 14%
Spain 32.5% 15-45% 16%
Sweden 28% 0-56% 25%
Taiwan 25% 6-40% 5%
Thailand 30% 5-37% 7%
Turkey 20% 15-35% 18%
U.K. 30% 0-40% 17.5%
Ukraine 25% 15% 20%
U.S.A. 35% 0-35% -
Vietnam 28% 0-40% 10%
Zambia 35% 10-30% 17.5%

1. Clarification: In countries in which VAT is charged at a number of different rates, the Percentage in the Table is the highest percentage.
2. The percentages in the Table do not include Local tax, if it exists.



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