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Corporate Income Tax Rates around

the World, 2016


By   Kyle  Pomerleau and Emily Potosky
    Director  of Federal     Research Assistant
    Projects



Key   Findings

*   The  United States has the third highest general top marginal corporate income
    tax rate in the world, at 38.92 percent. Due to the recent reduction in Chad's
    corporate tax rate, the U.S. rate is exceeded only by the United Arab Emirates and
    Puerto  Rico.

 *  The worldwide   average top corporate income  tax rate, across 188 countries and
    tax jurisdictions, is 22.5 percent. After weighting by each jurisdiction's GDP, the
    average  rate is 29.5 percent.


 *  By region, Europe has the lowest average  corporate tax rate, at 18.88 percent
    (26.22 percent, weighted  by GDP). The G7  has the highest simple average, at
    30.21  percent.

 *  Larger, more industrialized countries tend to have higher corporate income tax
    rates than developing countries.

 *  The worldwide   average corporate tax rate has declined since 2003 from 30
    percent to 22.5 percent.

 *  Every region in the world has seen a decline in its average corporate tax rate in the
    past thirteen years.

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