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Total revenue : $15.66 trillion
Tax revenue : $2.8 trillion
Taxation system: The Individual Income Tax in China is administered on a progressive tax system with tax rates from 3% to 45%, A of 2019, China taxes individuals wo reside in the country for more than 183 days on worldwide earned income
GDP: $14.28 trillion
GDP trend: Chinas GDP has been increasing drastically. The GDP of china on 2018 is $13.89 while Chinas GDP on 2019 is $14.28

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Total Revenue: $552.0 billion
Total Tax Revenue: $493.3 billion

Individuals' income tax is the single most important source of government revenue. Since the mid-1970s it has consistently raised around half of the Australian Government's tax receipts and continues to be a stable and predictable source of revenue.

GDP (2020): 1.331 Trillion
GDP Trend: -0.3% Annual Change

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Total revenue: $1.244 billion (143 trillion yen)
Tax revenue: $72,1 billion (8,32 trillion yen)

Income tax in Japan is based on a self-assessment system (a person determines the tax amount by themselves by filing a tax return) in combination with a withholding tax system (taxes are subtracted from salaries and wages and submitted by the employer).

Tax rates range from 5% on incomes less than 1.95 million yen to 45% on incomes more than 40 million yen.

Gross Domestic Product (2020): $5,058 trillion
GDP per capita (2020): $34.366
GDP Growth (2020): -4,3%

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Total Crown revenue: $116.0 billion

Core Crown tax revenue: $85.1 billion

The Government's main sources of revenue come from tax, levies, fees, investment income and from the sales of goods and services.

GDP: 212.5 billion USD

GDP Trend: 1.0% annual change

Source: https://www.treasury.govt.nz/information-and-services/financial-management-and-advice/revenue-and-expenditure

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UK's GDP: 2.708 trillion USD (2020)
GDP per Capita: 40,284.64 USD (2020)
Tax-to-GDP Ratio: In 2020, the United Kingdom had a tax-to-GDP ratio of 32.8% compared with the OECD average of 33.5%.

Total revenue: £800 billion, equivalent to around 37% of the size of the UK economy, as measured by GDP.
Tax revenue: 2020/21 - the value of HMRC tax receipts for the UK amounted to approximately 556 billion British pounds.

Taxation system:
The three main sources of the UK's income are: income tax, National Insurance contributions (NICs), and value-added tax (VAT).
- Basic UK taxes include income taxes, property taxes, capital gains, UK inheritance taxes, and Value Added Tax (VAT). Many of these are progressive taxes, meaning that those with higher incomes pay a higher rate.

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France current GDP
2.63 Trillion USD

GDP per capita
35765.38 US dollars

Total revenue

(nearly) 400 billion euro

October to November 2021 / 243.89 EUR Billion to 272.13 EUR Billion

Tax-to-GDP ratio

Increased by 0.5 percentage points from 44.9% in 2019 to 45.4% in 2020

France's private consumption accounted for 53.5 % of its Nominal GDP in Dec 2021, compared with a ratio of 53.1 % in the previous quarter.

The latest France capital investment value from 2020 is 23.81%.

Government spending : 143133 EUR Million in Q4

GS-to-gdp ratio : 55.40% in                                           2019 to 62.10% in 2020

Net export (export-import): -14,960 EUR Million in Q4 2021

Export from goods (monthly): 44,089 EUR Million from December 2021

Import from goods (monthly) : 55.410 EUR Million from December 2021

Corporate tax rate 2021:

- Companies with a turnover below EUR 250 million: 26.5%

- Companies with a turnover above EUR 250 million: 27.5%

Tax system

Income tax has increased from 60 billion euro in 2012 to 75 billion in 2020

Social security contributions

Goods and services tax, VAT (value added tax)

The current VAT in france is 20%

https://www.statista.com/statistics/463817/tax-revenue-france-by-type/
https://santandertrade.com/en/portal/establish-overseas/france/tax-system
https://tradingeconomics.com/france/forecast

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Total revenue:  €354.35 billion euros
Tax revenue:  €205 billion euros
Taxation system: If you earn money while living in the Netherlands, you must pay taxes. The Netherlands is a socially conscious country, and higher earners can expect substantial taxation on their salary (up to 49.5%). The Dutch tax office is an entity of the Ministry of Finance. Belastingdienst is responsible for collecting taxes and social security contributions. Tax revenues largely finance government expenses. This includes subsidies for arts, culture, housing, childcare, healthcare, pensions, and social security benefits.

Latest Tax rates for 2022 in Netherlands :

0 - 69.400 = 37.07% or 69.400+ = 49.50% (depending on how much you earn)

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) : $913.87 billion US dollars 2020
GDP Per Capita : $52,397
GDP Growth Rate : -5.7%

sources:
https://www.statista.com/statistics/529582/government-tax-revenue-in-the-netherlands/

https://tradingeconomics.com/netherlands/gdp
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.CD?locations=NL
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1102977/gdp-growth-rate-in-the-netherlands/

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Total of Canada's Revenue: $649.6 billion
Canada's Tax Revenue: $14.178 billion

The tax-to-GDP ratio in Canada has decreased from 34.7% in 2000 to 34.4% in 2020.
Canada's GDP: 1.643 Trillion USD (2020)
GDP-per-capita: 43,241.62 USD (2020)

Canada's Taxation System: In Canada, the charge framework is dynamic or graduated, meaning the more cash you make, the more salary charges you pay. The sum of your income merely pay in taxes is communicated as a rate and goes up in steps, or "brackets." You need to also pay provincial/territorial income taxes.

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Canada’s three levels of government — federal, provincial and territorial, and municipal — provide their citizens with a wealth of services and programs. Governments collect your tax dollars and return them in the form of education, free health care, roads and highways, and numerous other social ben…