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Colombia - Tax Revenue 1998

Tax revenue as % of GDP · World Bank
13.74% Global rank: 31st

Colombia's tax revenue was 13.74% in 1998. This was the 31st highest globally.

Global Ranking - 1998▾
Tax Revenue by Country - 1998
RankCountryValueYoY
1st United Arab Emirates 1.08% 8.4%
2nd Kuwait 1.49% 27.2%
3rd Myanmar 3.52% -20.3%
4th Bahrain 4.98% 11.1%
5th Congo, Democratic Republic of 5.35% 32.0%
6th Kazakhstan 7.29% 7.5%
7th Tajikistan 7.69% -
8th Mexico 7.70% -10.4%
9th India 8.11% -9.9%
10th Bhutan 8.31% 22.3%
11th Mongolia 8.36% -20.9%
12th Nepal 8.64% -1.0%
13th Iran, Islamic Republic of 8.64% -14.9%
14th Argentina 9.03% 3.9%
15th Switzerland 9.26% 11.3%
16th Guatemala 9.37% 7.8%
17th Cameroon 9.69% 35.0%
18th El Salvador 9.88% -
19th Bahamas, The 9.97% -4.1%
20th Georgia 10.02% -5.7%
21st Germany 10.79% 0.9%
22nd Nicaragua 11.04% 4.2%
23rd Dominican Republic 11.43% 0.2%
24th Korea 12.18% -2.4%
25th United States 12.33% 4.2%
26th Lebanon 12.63% 5.9%
27th Azerbaijan 12.68% 18.6%
28th Costa Rica 12.82% 1.7%
29th Bolivia, Plurinational State of 13.55% 7.3%
30th Philippines 13.68% -8.0%
31st Colombia 13.74% -
32nd Thailand 13.79% -14.4%
33rd Burundi 13.85% 21.3%
34th Singapore 14.03% -8.4%
35th Maldives 14.20% -1.7%
36th Macao SAR, China 14.22% -10.8%
37th Peru 14.23% -1.1%
38th Albania 14.26% 46.3%
39th Czechia 14.29% -4.7%
40th Sri Lanka 14.48% -9.6%
41st Belize 14.61% -0.8%
42nd Türkiye 14.66% 6.9%
43rd Canada 14.67% 0.7%
44th Indonesia 15.03% -6.1%
45th Chile 15.77% -0.1%
46th Mauritius 15.78% 0.0%
47th Zambia 16.19% 0.9%
48th Malaysia 16.73% -15.3%
49th Uruguay 16.98% 1.2%
50th Latvia 17.09% 6.3%
51st Belarus 17.11% -17.5%
52nd Morocco 17.23% -11.2%
53rd Vanuatu 17.74% -2.0%
54th Romania 17.74% 4.1%
55th Moldova 18.08% -1.1%
56th Jordan 18.12% -4.9%
57th Cyprus 18.32% 7.0%
58th Malta 18.34% -8.6%
59th Tunisia 19.18% 4.0%
60th Bulgaria 19.38% 4.6%
61st Slovak Republic 20.08% -1.4%
62nd Poland 20.08% -3.6%
63rd European Union 20.15% 1.9%
64th Portugal 20.38% 0.6%
65th Papua New Guinea 20.48% -13.7%
66th Netherlands 20.68% -1.1%
67th Hungary 20.73% -0.8%
68th Jamaica 20.85% 4.7%
69th St. Vincent and the Grenadines 21.17% 3.0%
70th Greece 21.24% 5.4%
71st South Africa 21.96% 3.4%
72nd Lithuania 22.09% 2.5%
73rd Estonia 22.11% 0.6%
74th Australia 22.19% -0.7%
75th Slovenia 22.48% 3.1%
76th Finland 22.72% 0.4%
77th France 23.18% 9.3%
78th Iceland 23.58% 9.3%
79th Norway 23.96% 0.3%
80th Croatia 24.24% 8.8%
81st Italy 24.59% -4.4%
82nd Israel 24.71% -3.3%
83rd Seychelles 24.85% -2.0%
84th United Kingdom 24.92% 5.5%
85th Lesotho 25.08% -14.1%
86th Luxembourg 25.60% 1.4%
87th Namibia 25.69% -3.7%
88th Ireland 26.49% -1.4%
89th Austria 27.02% 0.4%
90th Belgium 27.16% 2.2%
91st Sweden 29.66% 7.8%
92nd Denmark 32.21% 1.2%
93rd Sudan 619.72% -
Source: World Bank (GC.TAX.TOTL.GD.ZS)

FAQ

What was Colombia's tax revenue in 1998?▾

Colombia's tax revenue in 1998 was 13.74%. This ranked 31st globally.

Which country had the highest tax revenue in 1998?▾

Sudan had the highest tax revenue in 1998 at 619.72%.

What is the tax revenue of Colombia in 1998?▾

The tax revenue of Colombia in 1998 was 13.74%. This ranked 31st globally.

HistorySaid - pattern alert

Colombia matched the Stagflation Risk pattern in 1998. Historically: 307 occurrences, 117 successful (38%). Outcome 24 months later: 9.2%. View full analysis →

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