some states to raise taxes. Spain last year to raise the
tax rate of 2% to 45%. Socialist Party had just won the
French elections also filed a tax increase for the rich.
Well, where countries are set high taxes for its citizens?
1. Aruba
The ratio of income tax: 58.95%
Average income in 2010: -
This Dutch-controlled states have the highest tax rates in the world at the same time so the only state in America that entered the list of top 10. In 2007, the tax rate had reached 60% of Aruba.
Residents are taxed 58.95% were singles and earning USD 165,000. While for those who are married 'only' 55.85% is taxed little .The island in the Caribbean has the highest tax rate of 26.7% on average. Bahamas, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands does not even wear a personal income tax. Aruba is known to have a higher standard of living than most other Caribbean countries. Tax revenue allocated to health insurance, pension and accident premium.
2 Sweden
The ratio of income tax: 56.6%
Average income in 2010: US $ 48,800
The highest tax rate imposed on the income of US $ 81,000. The entire income from taxes allocated to social security. According to the OECD, Sweden spent most of its GDP on social services than most other countries in the world. Swedish citizens receive a free education, subsidized health facilities, public transport and basic pensions, all paid by the government.
3 Denmark
The ratio of income tax: 55.4%
Average income in 2010: US $ 64,000
Denmark has implemented the highest tax rate of 62.3% in 2008, the highest income are taxed the most expensive is $ 76,000.
4. Netherlands
The ratio of income tax: 52%
Average income in 2010: US $ 57,000
Dutch tax rates are high compared to Western European countries that peg the average of 45.7%. The highest income taxed 52% are US $ 74,500.
5. Austria
The ratio of income tax: 50%
Average income in 2010: US $ 50,700
Austria often sit in the first position of the most livable countries in the world. However, the tax imposed on its citizens, including the highest in Europe. The highest tax rate charged to residents earning $ 80,000.
6. Belgium
The ratio of income tax: 50%
Average income in 2010: US $ 52,700
Belgian tax rate 5% higher than the average of other Western European countries, known as the highest taxed area number one in the world. 50% tax imposed on income residents ranging from US $ 46,900.
7 Japan
The ratio of income tax: 50%
Average income in 2010: US $ 52,200
Japan is the only Asian country in the list of top 10. Average state tax rate of 23% in Asia. Japan's highest income tax rate charged to income residents US $ 217,000.
8 UK
The ratio of income tax: 50%
Average income in 2010: US $ 52,320
Britain raised the highest tax rate of 10% so 50% in March 2010, the British government lowered the tax rate for the highest income earners to 45% and begin effective April 2013.
9. Finland
The ratio of income tax: 49.2%
Average income in 2010: US $ 49,000
The average marginal rate of Finland is currently 49.2% and applies to earnings US $ 91,000. In 2004, Finland had set a 53.5% tax to counter the effects of inflation.
10 Ireland
The ratio of income tax: 48%
Average income in 2010: US $ 50,400
Irish tax rate is the highest compared to other northern European countries. In fact, Northern Europe including the area with the second highest personal income tax in the world according to KPMG.
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