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Estonia Ranked First for Tax Competitiveness in OECD Index

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 20
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What happened

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The Tax Foundation published its annual International Tax Competitiveness Index, which evaluated 38 OECD countries. The report noted that Estonia has a highly competitive corporate and individual tax system, ranking first in the index. However, Estonia ranked 24th for consumption taxes, such as VAT.

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Why it matters

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The index highlights the competitive nature of Estonia's tax structure compared to other nations. This finding is being used in political discussions, such as those by Andrew Griffith, to advocate for simpler and lower taxes within the UK's economic plan.

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  • EstoniaCountry noted for having a highly competitive corporate and individual tax system.

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  • The Department for International Trade may see the international tax competitiveness discussion align with its trade policy mandate.

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