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Israel Highest Tax Revenue

37.08% in 1982
Tax revenue as % of GDP · World Bank

The highest tax revenue in Israel was 37.08% in 1982. The top 5 years were: 1982 (37.08%), 1983 (37.06%), 1979 (35.91%), 1984 (35.60%), 1980 (34.13%).

Top 5 Highest Years▾
Israel Top 5 Highest Tax Revenue Years
RankYearValue
1st 1982 37.08%
2nd 1983 37.06%
3rd 1979 35.91%
4th 1984 35.60%
5th 1980 34.13%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1983 37.06% −0.02% 48th
1982 37.08% +4.38% 47th
1984 35.60% −1.46% 47th
1979 35.91% +4.34% 48th
1980 34.13% −1.79% 46th
1986 32.52% −0.92% 48th
1985 33.44% −2.16% 49th
1981 32.70% −1.43% 46th
1977 33.41% +1.29% 48th
1978 31.57% −1.84% 48th
1976 32.12% +3.21% 47th
1987 29.94% −2.59% 44th
1988 28.27% −1.67% 45th
1975 28.91% −0.21% 44th
1974 29.12% +6.01% 41st
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Source: World Bank (GC.TAX.TOTL.GD.ZS)
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