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Israel Lowest Tax Revenue

19.14% in 1991
Tax revenue as % of GDP · World Bank

The lowest tax revenue in Israel was 19.14% in 1991. The top 5 years were: 1991 (19.14%), 2009 (21.25%), 2012 (21.60%), 2010 (21.96%), 2020 (22.04%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Israel Top 5 Lowest Tax Revenue Years
RankYearValue
1st 1991 19.14%
2nd 2009 21.25%
3rd 2012 21.60%
4th 2010 21.96%
5th 2020 22.04%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1991 19.14% −6.40% 56th
2023 22.14% −2.87% 77th
2020 22.04% −0.18% 114th
2019 22.22% −0.50% 105th
2018 22.72% −1.51% 111th
2011 22.19% +0.23% 108th
2009 21.25% −1.96% 94th
2016 23.05% −0.01% 121st
2015 23.06% +0.26% 121st
2014 22.80% +0.30% 114th
2013 22.50% +0.90% 107th
2012 21.60% −0.59% 105th
2010 21.96% +0.72% 105th
2008 23.21% −2.01% 93rd
1973 23.10% −1.29% 39th
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Source: World Bank (GC.TAX.TOTL.GD.ZS)
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