Which Countries Have the Highest Tax Rates?
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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2019
- This is a list of countries ranked by total tax revenue as a percentage of Gross Domestic Product.
The video goes from least to most taxed countries.
Data source :
- For OECD members : OECD (2017)
data.oecd.org/tax/tax-revenue...
- For other countries: Wikipedia (2019)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...
So, how much money do you wanna tax?
French Government: Oui
French goverment: Baguette
666st liker
Oui
For free health school ect... I'm proud to be french
@@Chakib___ you should open a small company to see how "free" those things are
A half the world was already assembled
Lol
Can we just agree that the government should not tax French water? You know, so the french are a little more drawn into showering...
@@LuchoCastle_11 in Spain you pay the water, and then another 50€-100€ a month as a contamination tax (which is basically a tax for breathing, because it doesn't base on anything and you pay it even if you don't live in that house and don't consume water) (also the money is used for corruption, like building oversized projects that reach 17% of the capacity, so the friends of the mayor get more money for the projects and have more where to steal, green taxes welcome lul)
Because there was no data on those countries
And after almost the rest of the world is done. Europe started getting assembled
So that's why the yellow vests are protesting
They are protesting for more aids and... less taxes... A bunch of utopic idiots who never studied economy and don't know that both at the same time are impossible.
@@irov5884 yeah they are a disgrace to my dear country of France.
@@irov5884 Tax the rich is what they say. It's pretty simple, but aparently you didn't get it.
@@sebastiancespedes5842 Except the rich are already the most heavily taxed in France? Keep taxing them and they'll leave, basically
@@irov5884 Ils protestent pour plus de SIDA ???? WTF ?
0:05, I think this is the first time that Greenland has actually had data
Because it was shown as a part of Denmark.
Greenland is not a country kid
Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark. Therefore the data is the same as Denmark
Wait Greenland is bigger than Denmark why doesn’t it just get independent?
Edit:Yes I fucking know it doesn’t matter by sized but tiny ass China beat big ass other China
@@stignielsen5677 Denmark is part of the Denmark wow you found it by yourself ?
*No data about Romania?*
*_Hmmm...I wonder why?_*
What about my country?
@@luxembourgishempire2826 you are 10th
Vladszack Gaming1v1 Why though? Forgive my ignorance
@Aryan Ramanand *Greetings to the Netherlands!* We love you!
Explain please
People of the US: Please lower our taxes, they're so high!
*Laughs in french*
'A'a'a'a
Hon hon hon?
@@Habs1967 French has no "Hu" Sound.
taxes are always too much ....
Yeah but in the US you pay for school and healthcare. We don't. Also the taxes are only so high because we heavily tax rich people.
I'm French, I created a company. I had no customer and no revenue, but I was taxed anyway 🤔
Here In Italy too. Hope this comfort you.
sounds like a bad business model
@@evanlievre9080 Un jour j'avais même trouvé un contrat de livraison avec la Colombie mais L'Etat français m'a tout confisqué au moment de la livraison alors que j'avais payé la marchandise en bonne et due forme..
@@vladcan3815 avec la Colombie ??? Bloqué par l'état ??? Tient tient tient... Bizarrement ça me choque pas #Drug
it is how it works in every country with more than a 4% of taxation
In Belarus the government does not tax you, the tax governments you.
There is a tax for not being employed here
@@fedor6514 is there any tax for existing?
Dont give them ideas
@@fedor6514 then they must be taking responsibility of employing their people... (don't they)
@@khalidsaleh3669 nope not really
As a romanian it's so sad to see my country in the no data list, knowing all of the corruption here it's not a surprise
Romania it's between 55° or a little more I think.
ElDariAT No data doesn’t mean “corrupt”. Australia and China are on that list but are still pretty developed.
AzureCrystals I’m surprised there was no data for Australia. I wonder why that is
Because romania did a lot of cuts in the statistic matter, like other countries did.
Romanias team shithole alright
No one :
France : Let's put taxes on taxes
( I'm French, and this is not a joke, we really have taxes on taxes )
@Johannes Erwin Eugen Rommel Yeah it's my name. I don't know where do you come from ( with your name Germany I think ), but in France, Alban it's really rare.
La fameuse TVA rajoutée sur une autre taxe
We really have, not we have really. From French Canadian
@@jordantremblayduchesne7490 Oh ok, I will fix that, thank you !
@Johannes Erwin Eugen Rommel Thank you, man ! Best wishes to you too.
Assembling countries by the date of its independence/creation
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What's funny is that Québec is the most taxed province of Canada... We speak French haha
France is also very socialist and hates rich and middle class people.
@@diegoperez2090 Fuimos separados por la invasión inglesa antes de que ocurriera la revolución
Ça, c'est à cause du Canada, ils vous utilisent et vous traitent comme des moins que rien, juste parce que vous défendez votre culture et votre langue, qui est différente de la leur. Ne vous fiez jamais à ces gars là, ils détruiront ce que vous êtes.
@@djiboutiforever2768 wtf? please leave the federation if you are not happy. nobody cares you cost us a lot.
Merci de preciser. Cest un fait réel
I thought we in Denmark finally had a chart where we would be number one. France took our time in the spotlight.
Martin Christensen be happy, the Danes know where your money goes. In Belgium and France we know nothing
At least you know where your money goes. Here in France we have no idea wtf they do with the money.
Is anyone else surprised that Australia had no data?
Katia F yes me
me too
Welp time to move to Australia where i don’t pay taxes
@Beeeg Yosh • 696 years ago I wish!! I live in Australia and believe me there are taxes! There’s taxes on everything besides necessities and “healthy foods” because they want us all to be healthy but still people don’t buy that stuff. And That’s why I’m so confused why they don’t admit that they tax the shit out of us.
Katia F ok thank for telling me
North Korea Taxe Revenue : 99%
Rest of the world : C'est honteux !
NO YOU DUMBFUCK MORON
No you Dumb fuck moron
@Dex4Sure FUCK OFF YOU MORONIC TWAT
@@tombkings6279 FUCK OFF YOU MORONIC TWAT
There's no tax in DPRK. Yeah sounds weird but it's true.
How much money do french people pay in taxes for breathing?
Martín Armendáriz Yes
@@thomaskerebel9617 I'm dying 😂😂
Ana Cameliu-Ionuț Are you dying because you stop breathing for not paying taxes ?
*yes*
@@mirror9838 yes
*When you start a revolution over taxes but have higher taxes than the country you fought against*
That's what happens when you are leaded by magnates against feudal
The French Revolutions were never started because of taxes. You're confusing France for the United States. The Monarchy essentially because Paris was beginning to starve, and Parisians hate not having their baguettes.
@@lucofparis4819 I'm not talking about France, the US has a higher tax rate than Great Britain
@@GuyontheInternet525 Oh, that? Simple: the British are under ultra liberal rule: mediocre minimum public services, high levels of worker exploitation, low tax rates for companies, high citizen tax rates yet tax breaks for the ultra rich. Economic and social liberal mind you. Which means minorities get pandered to, but the average native is shamed and cornered in every psychological ways possible.
@@lucofparis4819 You not making any sense. Frenchie wants to be alt right but the language is not in his favor.
Rest of the world: Fills up
Europe: I dont exist
Romania: ???
Lmao
Legends say Romania swims in the void to this day waiting for le other countries
France: highest rates
Me: oh so the revolution was on purpose?
That hilarious, isn't it ?
The King was only overthrown by a Oligarque, when will the French people realise the "republic" was a mistake ? A fucking one ?
Euh ya go back to school
@@turenne714 You are ignorant
@@DaDa-ui3sw So ignorant that I have read the works of famous historians such as Jacques Bainville and others in order to know perfectly the history of my country and its consequences...
The Revolutions were *never* about taxes in the first place. You're confusing with the United States. The first one happened because Paris was experiencing food shortage, especially bread.
The problem is not the taxe but rather what is done with the taxe money.
I'm happy to have a good healthcare and education system, that's worth having the 7th highest tax.
@@Hibasi me too! If it means i won't go bankrupt if im getting health problems or lose my job then i'm happy to pay more taxes.
In France it's mostly given to migrants as welfare
@@LeHappiste La douleur. J'en peux plus de ce pays à la con.
France had invented taxes... normal to be number one !!!! :P
@nhà độc tài Yang Wen Li Taxes are like spoons. Nobody really invented them.
Greece number 8 how the f do we even live with those payments
Bruh
@Bora Balcı fuck you
@@timpoowned dürüm and kebab is delicious one of my favorite foods
@@breizhrudie4757 Fuck you for talking like this! It's not the Greek people that created the debts, it's the government like in every other country! Greek work... a lot for almost nothing! Life is as expensive as in France with half the wages! It's not Greece that drags Europe down, what you seem to forget, it's that the crisis made not only Greece go down, but Ireland, Iceland, Spain, Portugal... and Greece has today the best results in Europe thanks to Tsipras! Turkey brings Europe down with their lies, manipulations and migratory crisis that they cause by buying new big boats to the human dealers!
@@breizhrudie4757 Lol before you complain sit down and look why our taxes are so high....And No it is not corruption dumbass
You are living on the Earth
France: There's a tax for that
We have a tax for having a house so ...
I'm living in Belgium, we have high taxes... Elections are coming and everyone promises to lower taxes, they get elected and make taxes even higher. Yep by 2030 Belgium will be at the top of this list :-/
Please, make your people vote for a conservative party, the muslims are taking all over Belgium
Gotta kick those non Belgians out friend
I always thought Belgium was #1, I'm just gonna move when I'm an adult.
Stem dan voor de PvdA
@@lucaszago719 wtf how can this have *6* likes.
So true, as a French tax payer.
I was used to live in Germany, the lower taxation was a breath of air.
I make data visualizations myself, and I have to say one thing- Your visualizations are really beautiful...
(Breaking News!) millions of people move to kuwait
Lol i think kuwait will have 2 billion people in it after this that theyll move to Saudi Arabia bc of the small space
@@kenkaneki5864 lol prob
(Breaking News!) millions of people leave france
I AM KIRA its not that small kuwait
Im kuwaiti.
Btw all collages here in kuwait are free just for kuwaities.
*C'est Le Épique.*
Me, waiting until Belgium is finally the worst on the list...
Belgium: 3d
*mission failed, we'll get em next time*
@Shlomo Shekelberg are we?
@Shlomo Shekelberg that was actually our king so basicaly ...
@Shlomo Shekelberg That's a great achievement.
Shlomo Shekelberg Kongo was personal property of king Leopold ll
@@dylan2478 that's not true, he gifted it to Belgium
Italy one of the most in high taxes, one of the worst in public service
France the country with the higher taxe , the worst on public service
@ bruh
Jealous of our free universal education? Maybe of our open-to-all National Health Service? Or are you jealous of our welfare state?
@@giuseppealessandromariafin9434 Actualy we have all that in Canada, and who abuse it?Babyboomers and immigrants.Younger, REAL Canadians of blood like me pay a shit ton of taxes and get 0 benefit.I am forced to pay insurances above that to cover health issues, when our welfare state should be enough... I can't even afford to get a girlfriend because of that, let alone children.. and then the idiotic elites tell us we are not enough wage slaves to feed their fantasies.
Mathieu Lizotte and if you were to need surgery but couldn’t afford it?
Italy: everyone wants to visit it but nobody wants to live there
Are you talking about Venice?
@@filicombat8188 the entire country
@@giacox6119 at least Italy does not.have 27% VAT like in Hungary
I live in Italy and I agree
@@ciri_riannon235 I think Milan or Turin is not too bad or? But the overall salaries are very low for such expensive country. Especially salaries in IT sucks.
Top 30 - Let’s just list all of the countries in Europe...
Isn’t it ironic how Lesotho has the highest taxes in all of Africa when it also has the largest unemployed rate in the world, as well?
Seems a little counterproductive. How can you grow your economy if the businesses and people have next to no money?
Is it coincidence that it has highest suicide rate in the world
Finally Belgium is at least better in one thing than the Netherlands
Pannekoek well look at your roads first that explains it all😂😂
Victor Baltus ben je van Nederland?
Pannekoek ja
Twee dingen, Nederlandse wafels zijn walgelijk.
@@changlu9649 en Belgische friet is lekkerder, en chocola en je moeder
I bet Italy is in the top 10 without even watching the video
ciri_ riannon
Hahahahaha
Number 6th
LA FRANCE ELLE VEUT JAMAIS ETRE DERNIERE DANS LE BIEN OU LE MAL 😂😂😂
Francia Merdaaaaaaa Aoooooooh
USA: HEYYY, we are the best country, the richiest country ! YAY!
France: *Hold my baguette*
France: *H O L U P*
+I LOVE TARTIFLETTE
Tax revenue does not equal the wealthiness of a country.
Great J I didn’t say that but I implied it
Moi aussi jadore la tartiflette 🇨🇵
you do realize top of the list is worse right?
@@blazouille3149 and what you implied is very wrong
New York: Hippity hoppity the #1 spot is now my property
Nah
I love how country appear synched with the music
Great video
I understand why the Yellow vest movement is so strong now
It's so much more complicated than that mate... Soooo much more.
Yellow vests are not against taxes... They just want to tax the rich people more
DaDa that’s good, but if you’re just a hard working woodworker or doctor that earns allot, then I don’t think that person should pay more taxes. But when you have a million euros or more then you should pay more
@@dylan2478 Well you know I think that a large part of the person you are referring to are often glad to pay a certain amount of taxes, because they consider it as national solidarity as this money is used for education, healthcare, roads, and every public services
DaDa hmm, this is not the case in Flanders.We pay way too much taxes especially the Flemish, and the worst part is: none of us can’t exactly say where that money goes. But everyone has a guess, my guess is that the most of the money goes to healthcare and pharmacy, we have very very good healthcare but the pharmacy companies are swimming in the money, in a bad way.
Another big part goes to immigrant, especially Africans and Muslims. Another very big part goes to politicians, we have way to much politicians that earn way too much money. And the Walloon, the French speaking part, because they are poorer and receive transfers of Flemish money. But more and more Wallonia’s are starting to work so that’s good
who cares if tax evasion exists
Can you make a Video top 50 or top 100 about the biggest dictators in the world? :)
I like how I immediately got an ad on Brazil.
Music please ?
Oh I have a good idea? Can you please do Assembling the World by intelligence? (Somehow Lol.) Someone has already done it, but I’d like to see how you’d do it :-)
Thanks!
Yeah, but I mean like the average IQ level of the countries.
There’s no way to measure intelligence
Gamey Gaming
Ironically, that’s dumb lol
Hungary: That's just the Tax rate, but hold my beer. Did you heard about Value Added Tax rates?
Kuwait : Why do have taxes?
France: You wouldn't get it...
Air: *exists*
France: Hmm, there's a tax for that.
Make a video on countries by WEALTH per capita (wealth per adult) according to new 2019 data
NATURE* that’s called GDP per capita or gross domestic product per capita. Also capita doesn’t mean adult but head (figuratively)
@@ov2380 no they are different
@@ov2380 average wealth per adult in china is $52,000 near to countries like Czech republic despite having a GDP per capita(nominal) of only $10,000 and compared to Malaysians Chinese are richer cause wealth per adult there is near to $30,000 a much lower value than china but many people thinks that malaysia is rich by comparing their GDP per capitas. GDP and GDP per capita should be replaced by wealth and wealth per adult(per capita also includes children's and old people who do not earn and have no contribution to economy) so per adult is better.
NATURE* Didn’t know that since our government doesn’t count WPC and I’m pretty sure GDP is one of the best ways to have a brief insight of a country’s economy
@@ov2380 no GDP is useless
Can you do one on number of college educated per capita or one on development level
Can you do population density?
Yesss, us Belgians are in the top 3
Oh wait... nvm
I am just a random comment. You can ignore me
i know but i will not do it XD
Ok
Omg 😍 I love you!!! ❤️😘
@@ztechnology4334 tf?
No
Would love to know the name of the background theme. Anyone?
No Data to Australia? What happened? Did they lost them in the fires?
We’re at 49? Time for another revolution
im at 29
Mexico is on 54, now I know why the companies move to Mexico.
22
agent john wow, that‘s sad
16th
Assembling the world by random factors
that no data had me dead
Very surprised to see Australia already on the list at the start
Y’all talking about France but what about those Belgian homies...
Well, a fair society has a price. A lot of people don't want to pay it though.
It's about equality in the sense of a fair start for everyone and that simply costs a lot of money and as a German I know what I'm talking about quite well.
My university is free. My taxes are higher when I actually make money but because of that, I will be able to contribute a lot more to society than if it would cost thousands of Euros to study.
That isn't true for everyone but the idea that to advance society you need to give it's people the best start is true everywhere in the world. Economically, countries like Japan, South Korea and much of western Europe are the shining examples for this concept and even in the US, the Silicon Valley was the result of government funding. A society that let's loose whoever has the most power is unjust.
Capitalism is good as long as it's being controled. If you let it loose, you get slums and ghettos filled by those who didn't make it. Some people tolerate this, others oppose it. I am proud to pay my part because morally, without much doubt the idea of social capitalism is superior to classic liberal capitalism.
Some may disagree but I have yet to meet someone that could prove anything else.
Indeed, we pay way too much taxes especially the Flemish, and the worst part is: none of us can’t exactly say where that money goes. But everyone has a guess, my guess is that the most of the money goes to healthcare and pharmacy, we have very very good healthcare but the pharmacy companies are swimming in the money, in a bad way. Another big part goes to immigrant, especially Africans and Muslims. Another very big part goes to politicians, we have way to much politicians that earn way too much money. And the Walloon, the French speaking part, because they are poorer and receive transfers of Flemish money. But more and more Wallonia’s are starting to work so that’s good
Pannekoek yes as a Wallon I’m grateful to my Flemish brother for helping our region. Vlaanderen give us o lots of funds.
@nhà độc tài Yang Wen Li And why do they work? Because like I said, we regulate capitalism. Not many monopolies here.
@nhà độc tài Yang Wen Li Mate... Travel more.
As an Austrian, that is why I cry when there's already tax papers
Now imagine you're taxed with no representation, and some people an ocean away are trying to decide how best to pinch more money out of you, with little knowledge or care how your local economy/businesses work. That's what was happening for the American colonies.
I am very surprised that my country has roughly "low" tax rates
From which app you do this
I'd like to order a croissa-
*YOU HAVE TO PAY TAXES!*
As a matter of fact, you pay a tax (TVA)
Is there a bagguette tax as well I wonder?
Funny how the countries with the average best living conditions usually have higher taxes. Hmm
Yes, but at around 30% the correlation kinda stops though.
Also check Ireland lol.
Yeah its needed to pay more tax for a better system. Glad im not living in country's like usa where you live from paycheck to paycheck or going bankrupt if you get health problems or lose you're job.
Mentos 93 the system is gonna fall down with more freeloaders outweighs the working people and the national debt forever increasing just to give the brown horde free gibs
check argentina,we pay the same taxes of japan
is the higher the country is, the better tax revenue? Plz reply
Least to most taxed countries
France: Where's my *MUNEH*
Merci de nous rendre la Nouvelle-Calédonie et Kerguelen ^^ notre géographie est complexe mais quand même !
I have a somewhat dumb question: defining a higher/lower tax rate by the percentage it occupies in the overall gdp of a nation isn't a bit inacurate?
For example: you could pay lower taxes, but if your nation has little diversity in its economy they will represent a higher percentage of gdp.
Sorry if it's a very basic/dumb question my knowledge of economics is shallow to say the least.
In France ,company are taxed between 51% and 70% of their revenue (51% for the smallest company and 70% for the biggest)
Backround sound name? HELP
I would probably change the title to what the video claims is actually bein shown: "Countries with taxes providing the highest percentage of their GDP." I'm no math whiz, but I can think of instances where a country's tax revenue % of GDP is not reflective of the tax rates citizens pay. Love the concept and visuals, just wondering if the title is misleading.
I'd like to move in tax heaven's like Monaco, macau, Dubai, Luxembourg
1:France..... I’m not surprised.
Happy anniversary Yellow Vest Protesters!
We don't protest about the taxe, taxe is a solution after French Revolution for more equality. Rich pay more a lot than a poor, to build hospital, free medicament and healty, free public transport, take with a low money the train, to export a letter, for electricity and gaz, for a free justice if we have no money. And a lot of advantage, and yellow west protest is here to tax more rich people, because we observe an augmentation of rich people and poor people in France. Have a good day sir, you can listen us on 5 december on TV because in France it's going to a great strike.
@@tomboura8951 That's why we have mass african immigration in our country.
That music is a little bit too epic for this video.
No data about Australia??
My country is in the top 15% lowest taxes :D
no data? xD
Should that really be considered a good thing? To high or to low taxes are both bad in their own ways.
Usually that means your country is underdeveloped... Take Belgium for example, it's a really small country with really high taxes, but we have one of the best healthcare systems in the world and our education from kindergarten to university is almost completely free.
@@user-ri9dn4vi6i Yeah, I live in Sweden at fourth place on this list and it's the same thing here
@thunder key yeah I'm not a fucking moron, why do you think I said we pay really high taxes? Learn how to read
Alright, considering the "France #1" ranking :
I'd like to point something out regarding the definition of "tax" : in France, a large portion of private revenues is forcibly taken by State agencies to be allocated to social programs.
Chiefly : retirement pensions (~14% of GDP) and health insurance (~11% of GDP), making just these 2 programs 25% of GDP.
(Note : the money allocated to these 2 items is not referred to as a "tax" but as an "insurance contribution", since the State cannot take that money to do something else with it. Retirement and Healthcare are part of the "Sécurité Sociale", a public, monopolistic insurance company created in the 40's)
Now, consider a hypothetical country in which pensions and health insurance are entirely privately run.
That would be a 25% "tax cut" compared to France since the State doesn't take that money, but by no means an actual saving for the general population, who will either have to pay for it through "private taxes" (private healthcare plans or retirement funds) or not pay for it but settle for lower pensions and health services.
A stellar example is the United States, where the GDP share for healthcare is ~15%, which is on average 8900 $ per inhabitant, 50% of which is public funds
=> That's 4450 $ / inhabitant of public contribution.
Compare this to France with health expenses representing ~11% of GDP, which is 4200 $ per inhabitant, 80% of which is public funds
=> That's 3360 $ / inhabitant of public contribution.
Let's call "individual health tax" (IHT) the last figure, i.e. the average amount of money forcibly taken by State agencies from private earnings to finance the healthcare system.
And let's call "individual total health contribution" (ITHC) the first figure, i.e. the total average amount of money provided by each individual, be it to private or public institutions.
In this example, the USA IHT is only 1.3 times that of France. However, its ITHC is exactly 2 times that of France. That's a pretty big difference.
Granted, this is not the best example ; maybe I should have gone with retirement plans or another country like Germany.
But I wanted to point out that in order to give a general idea of how "taxing" a country is to its citizens, we should also consider "private taxes", as well the average individual cost (rather than just considering plain cost/GDP, consider cost/inhabitant).
There would be a lot to say about the personal freedom aspect, programs efficiency, and all sorts of stuff, but you get the point I'm trying to put across.
Jesus, did I really spend 30 minutes researching, calculating, and redacting a RUclips comment about taxation ?
Anyway, lemme know if you spot an error in my argument, I'd be happy to correct it.
Thank you very much for the translation, I read everything from the beginning to the end 2 times and everything became clear to me. I remember the 45th place.
""tax" but as an "insurance contribution", since the State cannot take that money to do something else with it"
No, it's a tax, because not everyone wants "insurance contribution". Also the State can do something else with it, like allocate it preferably to some groups of people, or simply waste it ("functioning costs").
"Sécurité Sociale" is a scam pushed by low IQ losers (collectivists) and tyrannic people upon the general population. Always has been.
@@bamezu7165 *speaks in spooks*
The Music please.
For anyone wondering about Australia’s the data I have is 2 years old but I can’t imagine it being too different from now. Have data from 2018 for revenues but no clear GDP figures.
Australia’s GDP for 2017 was A$1.7 Trillion.
The Govt supposedly collected A$445 Billion in taxes, these can be broken down into
Income - 305 Billion (205 Billion from individuals)
Sales - 65 Billion
Excise/Customs - 38 Billion
Indirect taxes - 8 billion
Non taxation receipts (I.e Dividends and interest earned) - 29 Billion (18 billion of this being completely non taxtation stuff
So
.445 - .018 = .427
.427/1.7*100 = 25.1% of GDP
Probably not the most accurate but hey I have it a go
P.S All numbers are rounded to nearest Billion
does that include the state government
Skankhunt 42 Yes it does, but a lot of state revenues come from the federal government.
Most state governments get money through stamp duty (which is a one time payment on purchasing a house as opposed to ongoing taxes).
#1 🇫🇷 👌
Don't be too proud about it
kebab dank actually we have a lot of things cheaper in france due to taxes so its not a bad thing at all
kebab dank
Free healthcare, free education, we have money when we make children and we also have money when we are unemployed and we also have money when we want an new appartement and we also have money when we want to create a company and we also have money when we want to buy an electric car and we also have money when we donate to an association (yep that stupid) and we also have money when we can’t work because we’re sick,....
Basically the state give us money, but the state also give A GIGANTIC AMOUNT of the revenus to the French companies so basically we pay a lot to have some cool advantages but technically we pay the big companies.
Je crois que c'était ironique les enfants mdrrr
Wait, venezuela is lower than the US?
The US is also lower than pretty much all of Europe, even Switzerland.
but then venezuela is literally comunism
Nuvi socialism not communism
Nuvi I don’t think you know what literally means
Why is that weird? Yes they're fucked economically, but not because of taxes.
Where did you get your data of Switzerland from? Depending on the state u live u can pay 10% more or less taxes
in every country depends on what you do, how rich you are, and other matters. it is an average of every taxpayer in the country
@@unanec yea but in Switzerland the difference is huge depending on the state, thats why all rich people live in the same state lol
Do they all live in Kanton Zug :p ?
@@skilldraculaX hahaha yea a lot of them do 😅
Did someone know the name of the song?
Libertarians: hold my free market :
Espert 2023 🇦🇷
A ps4 here brazil is 4.500.00
Por isso que o governo quer baixar essas taxas. Estão muito altas.
Se Deus quiser, a reforma tributária será aprovada. Ela é essencial para que os preços de tudo baixe.
I dont think switzerland has that much taxes, because we pay 7.7% and I know that, for example in Italy it’s like 20%
why do you make a video on this subject if there are so many countries with no data
Eh... how does Iran fund it's army when it's so low on the list?!
- Nationalised oil wells?
- Taxation through tithes from the religious institutions?
- Gofundme?!?
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They mastered the art of smuggling their oil and sells it on the black market, and don't forget they pretty much control Iraq and can get a lot of cash from there
Not just oil, but a whole host of nationalized industries. Oil is the largest, of course.
If I'm not mistaken, Shia religious institutions gets 20% of whatever their followers have, so.
fuck you! Long live Iran!
@@lucacastellaro1615 They said nothing hostile towards Iran. What are you mad about exactly?
Kuwait and Saudi Arabia first two 🇸🇦🇰🇼
Why does it say tax rates when the video shows tax revenues?
Did someone know the name of the song
EU and NATO: I’m going to do what’s called a pro gamer move
Siamo al 6° posto... Nel nostro paese le tasse sono altissime ma i servizi pessimi. Il vero problema in Italia è la corruzione.
Im not even surprised
didnt expect Western Balkan countries to rank really high
First 22 positions are in Europe. ok.
@Dex4Sure Close enough
@Dex4Sure that is why we got this life expectancy :-b
@Dex4Sure I guess ur not a fan of 'socialism' and welfare and free(good) education and free medical system and so on?
The american system isn't really as great as they want it to sound fyi. Unless ur rich of course.
@Dex4Sure We can tell you were a bad student. Anyway, private health system is only better than public one if you have top 1% best hospitals in the world in your city, otherwise public system beats private health. In Europe where public health has the monopole, private health is always worse for serious stuff and better only to correct your teeth and your skin grains without waiting longtime. If you have a cancer, they redirect you to the better, cheaper, faster public system.
Also public schools don't teach you how to pay taxes or vote neither, not everything is taught in schools. Well, technically in public economy or business degrees you are taught about becoming an entrepreneur.
As a Swede I've only had to pay around 1/3 tax. Never heard of anyone paying 44%, that's crazy high
are you taking into account sales taxes, property taxes and other hidden taxes?
@@Skankhunt-mv4vd I'm only talking about my income tax
@@GandalfGreyhame well those other kinds of taxes add up really fast. Income taxes are not all of taxes
No you didn't understand the video ,It's in % of the GDP so for example ,nearly 50% of the GDP Come from the tax citizen pay .
(Also in France ,you can be taxed for 53% of your income if your Alone and if you are the leader of thing like Walmart ,Carrefour ,IKEA etc... You will literally give more than 70% of your income to the governement )
What are you talking about? The highest earners pay more than 50% and that is AFTER the hidden tax of social security taxes your employer pays of around 31%.
Everyone should have the freedom to choose where their taxes go
That's what happens when you don't pay taxes in the first place.
So would a country like the USA with huge GDP have a tax rate big or small?