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Australia Highest Tax Revenue

24.81% in 2001
Tax revenue as % of GDP · World Bank

The highest tax revenue in Australia was 24.81% in 2001. The top 5 years were: 2001 (24.81%), 2005 (24.71%), 2006 (24.47%), 2003 (24.26%), 2004 (24.22%).

Top 5 Highest Years▾
Australia Top 5 Highest Tax Revenue Years
RankYearValue
1st 2001 24.81%
2nd 2005 24.71%
3rd 2006 24.47%
4th 2003 24.26%
5th 2004 24.22%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2006 24.47% −0.25% 90th
2005 24.71% +0.50% 90th
2001 24.81% +1.83% 81st
2025 23.39% −0.18% 18th
2022 23.56% +0.56% 98th
2021 23.00% +0.50% 109th
2020 22.51% −0.81% 119th
2019 23.31% +0.19% 118th
2008 24.15% +0.16% 99th
2018 23.12% +1.10% 114th
2007 23.99% −0.48% 87th
2004 24.22% −0.04% 93rd
2003 24.26% +0.75% 92nd
2002 23.51% −1.30% 86th
2017 22.02% −0.17% 111th
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Source: World Bank (GC.TAX.TOTL.GD.ZS)
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