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EUROPEAN The Statistical Office (Eurostat) has published data on the tax rates of GDP in the EU member countries.
As a result, the tax-to-GDP ratio, which was 39.9% in 2016, reached 40.2% last year.
The tax / GDP ratio, which was 41.2% in 2016 in the euro area, soared to 41.4% last year.
COUNTRIES AT THE HIGHEST RATE OF TAXES TO THE COUNTRY FRANCE
The proportion of taxes varied considerably among the EU Member States.
The highest rate among the EU countries was in France. In 2017, the tax / GDP ratio in France was 48.4%. France was followed by Belgium with 47.3%, Denmark with 46.5%, Sweden with 44.9% and Finland with 43.4%.
During this period, the countries with the lowest tax-to-GDP ratio were Ireland (23.5%), Romania (25.8%) and Bulgaria (29.5%).
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