Tax rate
methods, notes and classification
- Unit of measure
- Earnings case
- 0 Single person without children earning 50% of the average earning
- 1 Single person without children earning 67% of the average earning
- 2 Single person without children earning 80% of the average earning
- 3 Single person without children earning 100% of the average earning
- 4 Single person without children earning 125% of the average earning
- 5 Single person without children earning 167% of the average earning
- 6 Single person with two children earning 67% of the average earning
- 7 One-earner couple with two children earning 100% of the average earning
- 8 Two-earner couple with two children, one earning 100% and the other 33% of the average earning
- 9 Two-earner couple with two children, one earning 100% and the other 67% of the average earning
- a Two-earner couple with two children, both earning 100% of the average earning
- b Two-earner couple without children, one earning 100% and the other 33% of the average earning
- c Two-earner couple without children, both earning 100% of the average earning
- Geopolitical entity (reporting)
- 000 European Union - 27 countries (from 2020)
- 001 European Union - 28 countries (2013-2020)
- 002 European Union - 15 countries (1995-2004)
- 003 Euro area – 21 countries (from 2026)
- 004 Euro area – 20 countries (2023-2025)
- 005 Euro area - 19 countries (2015-2022)
- 006 Belgium
- 007 Bulgaria
- 008 Czechia
- 009 Denmark
- 00a Germany
- 00b Estonia
- 00c Ireland
- 00d Greece
- 00e Spain
- 00f France
- 00g Croatia
- 00h Italy
- 00i Cyprus
- 00j Latvia
- 00k Lithuania
- 00l Luxembourg
- 00m Hungary
- 00n Malta
- 00o Netherlands
- 00p Austria
- 00q Poland
- 00r Portugal
- 00s Romania
- 00t Slovenia
- 00u Slovakia
- 00v Finland
- 00w Sweden
- 00x Iceland
- 00y Norway
- 00z Switzerland
- 010 United Kingdom
- 011 Türkiye
- 012 United States
- 013 Japan
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Variables