Countries with Highest Government Revenue Excluding Grants (2024)

Source: World Bank·25 countries·Updated 2024

The source excludes grants from revenue. Compare the same reference period when assessing country differences.

Naoero leads with government revenue excluding grants (% of GDP) of 115.5%.

Kiribati ranks #2 at 80.2%.

Timor-Leste ranks #3 at 51.5%.

Norway ranks #4 at 51.5%.

Austria ranks #5 at 45.1%.

Top 25 Countries by Government Revenue Excluding Grants (% of GDP)

#CountryGovernment Revenue Excluding Grants (% of GDP)Year
1Naoero115.5%2024
2Kiribati80.2%2023
3Timor-Leste51.5%2022
4Norway51.5%2024
5Austria45.1%2024
6Greece44.8%2024
7Luxembourg44.6%2024
8Slovenia43.5%2024
9France42.1%2024
10Lesotho42.0%2024
11Finland41.8%2024
12San Marino41.2%2023
13Italy40.1%2024
14Cyprus39.9%2024
15Netherlands39.4%2024
16Slovak Republic39.3%2024
17Azerbaijan38.9%2024
18Serbia38.6%2022
19Estonia38.3%2024
20Denmark38.3%2024
21Hungary37.9%2024
22Belgium37.9%2024
23Bosnia and Herzegovina37.6%2024
24Portugal37.4%2024
25Czechia36.5%2024

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FAQ

What is the highest government revenue excluding grants (% of GDP) in 2024?

Naoero has the highest government revenue excluding grants (% of GDP) at 115.5% in 2024.

How many countries are included in this ranking?

This article features the top 25 countries out of 139 with available data. Full rankings available on the indicator page.

Where does this data come from?

Data is sourced from the World Bank. It is updated regularly as new releases become available.