Countries with the Highest Tax Revenue (% of GDP) (2020)

Source: World Bank·25 countries·Updated 2020

Tax revenue as a share of GDP reflects a government's fiscal capacity. In 2020, {#1} collects the most at {#1_value} of GDP.

Nauru leads with tax revenue (% of gdp) of 44.3%.

Lesotho ranks #2 at 37.3%.

Namibia ranks #3 at 33.0%.

Denmark ranks #4 at 31.6%.

New Zealand ranks #5 at 30.7%.

Top 25 Countries by Tax Revenue (% of GDP)

#CountryTax Revenue (% of GDP)Year
1Nauru44.3%2020
2Lesotho37.3%2024
3Namibia33.0%2023
4Denmark31.6%2023
5New Zealand30.7%2023
6Sweden27.6%2023
7Norway27.1%2023
8United Kingdom27.0%2024
9Luxembourg26.8%2023
10Greece26.7%2023
11Austria25.6%2023
12South Africa25.4%2023
13Finland25.4%2023
14Netherlands25.3%2023
15Italy24.7%2023
16Eswatini24.3%2021
17Georgia24.3%2024
18Samoa24.0%2023
19Serbia23.9%2022
20Jamaica23.7%2020
21Australia23.6%2022
22Hungary23.4%2022
23Cyprus23.3%2023
24Iceland23.2%2023
25France23.1%2023

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FAQ

What is the highest tax revenue (% of gdp) in 2020?

Nauru has the highest tax revenue (% of gdp) at 44.3% in 2020.

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.