OECD Tax Rates by Country 2025
Country | Tax Rate at 67% of Avg Wage 2022↓ | Tax Rate at 100% of Avg Wage 2022 | Tax Rate at 133% of Avg Wage 2022 | Tax Rate at 167% of Avg Wage 2022 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Belgium | 46.5% | 53.05% | 56.92% | 59.14% |
 | Germany | 44.39% | 48.3% | 49.49% | 50.25% |
 | Austria | 43.36% | 47.79% | 50.69% | 50.99% |
 | Hungary | 41.15% | 41.15% | 41.15% | 41.15% |
 | France | 40.66% | 47% | 51.77% | 53.91% |
 | Italy | 40.14% | 45.89% | 51.21% | 53.83% |
 | Slovenia | 39.67% | 42.8% | 44.67% | 45.84% |
 | Sweden | 39.52% | 42.37% | 46.28% | 50.28% |
 | Slovakia | 39.47% | 41.6% | 42.67% | 43.65% |
 | Portugal | 38.02% | 41.93% | 45.11% | 47.71% |
 | Latvia | 37.2% | 40.55% | 42.32% | 42.77% |
 | Finland | 36.76% | 43.13% | 46.97% | 49.43% |
 | Spain | 36.01% | 39.48% | 41.61% | 43.99% |
 | Estonia | 34.47% | 39% | 41.17% | 41.17% |
 | Lithuania | 33.82% | 38.22% | 39.68% | 40.56% |
 | Denmark | 32.87% | 35.51% | 37.56% | 41.21% |
 | Greece | 32.46% | 37.08% | 39.95% | 42.16% |
 | Norway | 32.39% | 35.71% | 39.23% | 41.75% |
 | Luxembourg | 32.22% | 40.38% | 44.65% | 46.99% |
 | Turkey | 32% | 37.22% | 39.86% | 41.48% |
 | Poland | 31.32% | 33.62% | 34.78% | 35.49% |
 | Japan | 31.18% | 32.65% | 34.26% | 35.64% |
 | Canada | 29.95% | 31.86% | 33.24% | 35.43% |
 | Costa Rica | 29.25% | 29.25% | 29.99% | 31.31% |
 | Iceland | 28.67% | 32.48% | 35.22% | 37.76% |
 | Netherlands | 27.88% | 35.48% | 38.39% | 40.79% |
 | United States | 27.79% | 30.47% | 33.03% | 34.72% |
 | United Kingdom | 26.56% | 31.55% | 35.32% | 38.36% |
 | Ireland | 25.5% | 34.72% | 39.53% | 43.04% |
 | Australia | 21.23% | 26.9% | 30.51% | 33.12% |
 | South Korea | 21.12% | 24.19% | 25.73% | 27.3% |
 | Switzerland | 20.36% | 23.42% | 25.86% | 28.01% |
 | Mexico | 19.4% | 20.4% | 22.18% | 23.41% |
 | Israel | 16.89% | 23.57% | 29.22% | 33.41% |
 | New Zealand | 15.43% | 20.14% | 23.33% | 25.3% |
 | Chile | 7% | 7% | 7.78% | 8.28% |
- This table reports average personal income tax and social security contribution rates for a single person without dependents whose income equals various multiples (67%, 100%, 133%, 167%) of the Average Wage.
- Rates shown are the combined central and sub-central government income tax plus employee and employer social security contribution taxes, as a percentage of labour costs defined as gross wage earnings plus employer social security contributions. The tax wedge includes cash transfers.
