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DEFINITION:
Highest marginal tax rate (individual rate) is the highest rate shown on the schedule of tax rates applied to the taxable income of individuals.
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# | COUNTRY | AMOUNT | DATE | GRAPH | HISTORY |
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1 | Denmark | 62.28% | 2009 | ||
2 | Cameroon | 60% | 2002 | ||
3 | Sweden | 56.74% | 2009 | ||
4 | Netherlands | 52% | 2009 | ||
=5 | Democratic Republic of the Congo | 50% | 2009 | ||
=5 | Belgium | 50% | 2009 | ||
=5 | Japan | 50% | 2009 | ||
=5 | Austria | 50% | 2009 | ||
=5 | Gabon | 50% | 2003 | ||
=5 | Congo, Republic of the | 50% | 1999 | ||
=11 | Israel | 46% | 2009 | ||
=11 | Ireland | 46% | 2009 | ||
=13 | Germany | 45% | 2009 | ||
=13 | Croatia | 45% | 2009 | ||
=13 | China | 45% | 2009 | ||
=13 | Australia | 45% | 2009 | ||
=13 | Zimbabwe | 45% | 2004 | ||
=18 | Spain | 43% | 2009 | ||
=18 | Italy | 43% | 2009 | ||
=20 | Portugal | 42% | 2009 | ||
=20 | Papua New Guinea | 42% | 2009 | ||
Non-religious countries average (profile) | 41.16% | 2009 | |||
22 | Slovenia | 41% | 2009 | ||
Group of 7 countries (G7) average (profile) | 40.29% | 2009 | |||
High income OECD countries average (profile) | 40.26% | 2009 | |||
=23 | France | 40% | 2009 | ||
=23 | Norway | 40% | 2009 | ||
=23 | United Kingdom | 40% | 2009 | ||
=23 | Greece | 40% | 2009 | ||
=23 | South Africa | 40% | 2009 | ||
=23 | Chile | 40% | 2009 | ||
=23 | Switzerland | 40% | 2009 | ||
30 | Luxembourg | 38.95% | 2009 | ||
Eurozone average (profile) | 38.3% | 2009 | |||
=31 | New Zealand | 38% | 2009 | ||
=31 | Malawi | 38% | 2000 | ||
33 | Iceland | 37.2% | 2009 | ||
=34 | Thailand | 37% | 2009 | ||
=34 | Namibia | 37% | 2009 | ||
European Union average (profile) | 36.34% | 2009 | |||
36 | Hungary | 36% | 2009 | ||
NATO countries average (profile) | 35.02% | 2009 | |||
=37 | Turkey | 35% | 2009 | ||
=37 | Ecuador | 35% | 2009 | ||
=37 | United States | 35% | 2009 | ||
=37 | Vietnam | 35% | 2009 | ||
=37 | Malta | 35% | 2009 | ||
=37 | Sri Lanka | 35% | 2009 | ||
=37 | Ethiopia | 35% | 2007 | ||
=37 | Benin | 35% | 2006 | ||
45 | Venezuela | 34% | 2009 | ||
=46 | Swaziland | 33% | 2009 | ||
=46 | Colombia | 33% | 2009 | ||
=48 | Philippines | 32% | 2009 | ||
=48 | Mozambique | 32% | 2009 | ||
=48 | Poland | 32% | 2009 | ||
51 | Guatemala | 31% | 2009 | ||
52 | Finland | 30.5% | 2009 | ||
=53 | Tanzania | 30% | 2009 | ||
=53 | Indonesia | 30% | 2009 | ||
=53 | India | 30% | 2009 | ||
=53 | Cyprus | 30% | 2009 | ||
=53 | Peru | 30% | 2009 | ||
=53 | Uganda | 30% | 2009 | ||
=53 | Kenya | 30% | 2004 | ||
=53 | Zambia | 30% | 2004 | ||
61 | Canada | 29% | 2009 | ||
62 | Mexico | 28% | 2009 | ||
Emerging markets average (profile) | 27.9% | 2009 | |||
63 | Brazil | 27.5% | 2009 | ||
=64 | Malaysia | 27% | 2009 | ||
=64 | Panama | 27% | 2009 | ||
=66 | Botswana | 25% | 2009 | ||
=66 | Ghana | 25% | 2009 | ||
=66 | Jamaica | 25% | 2009 | ||
=66 | Uruguay | 25% | 2009 | ||
=66 | Nigeria | 25% | 2002 | ||
71 | Latvia | 23% | 2009 | ||
72 | Estonia | 21% | 2009 | ||
=73 | Pakistan | 20% | 2009 | ||
=73 | Armenia | 20% | 2009 | ||
=73 | Singapore | 20% | 2009 | ||
76 | Slovakia | 19% | 2009 | ||
77 | Romania | 16% | 2009 | ||
=78 | Serbia and Montenegro | 15% | 2009 | ||
=78 | Mauritius | 15% | 2009 | ||
=78 | Costa Rica | 15% | 2009 | ||
=78 | Lithuania | 15% | 2009 | ||
=78 | Czech Republic | 15% | 2009 | ||
=78 | Ukraine | 15% | 2009 | ||
84 | Russia | 13% | 2009 | ||
=85 | Paraguay | 10% | 2009 | ||
=85 | Cote d'Ivoire | 10% | 2009 | ||
=85 | Bulgaria | 10% | 2009 | ||
=85 | Kazakhstan | 10% | 2009 | ||
=89 | Bahrain | 0.0 | 2009 | ||
=89 | Qatar | 0.0 | 2009 | ||
=89 | Saudi Arabia | 0.0 | 2009 | ||
=89 | The Bahamas | 0.0 | 2009 | ||
=89 | Oman | 0.0 | 2009 | ||
=89 | United Arab Emirates | 0.0 | 2009 | ||
=89 | Bermuda | 0.0 | 2009 | ||
=89 | Cayman Islands | 0.0 | 2009 | ||
=89 | Kuwait | 0.0 | 2009 | ||
=89 | Senegal | 0.0 | 2004 |