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Your second citation is pretty out of date, and it is pretty lacking in methodology. For instance, does it include payroll taxes? Because that would skew the d
by comte7092 4y ago
Your second citation is pretty out of date, and it is pretty lacking in methodology.
For instance, does it include payroll taxes? Because that would skew the data pretty significantly.
- SideQuark 4y agoOECD data includes payroll taxes (and all relevant taxes in each country). You can dig around on their site to find their tax data and methodology. If you don't like the date, also dig around on their site to find anything up to date you like. The point I made is correct - and it's well backed by the OECD databases.