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Sweden Highest Tax Revenue

30.41% in 2000
Tax revenue as % of GDP · World Bank

The highest tax revenue in Sweden was 30.41% in 2000. The top 5 years were: 2000 (30.41%), 1999 (30.27%), 1998 (29.66%), 2005 (29.24%), 2006 (29.15%).

Top 5 Highest Years▾
Sweden Top 5 Highest Tax Revenue Years
RankYearValue
1st 2000 30.41%
2nd 1999 30.27%
3rd 1998 29.66%
4th 2005 29.24%
5th 2006 29.15%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2000 30.41% +0.14% 87th
1999 30.27% +0.61% 92nd
2007 29.09% −0.07% 106th
2006 29.15% −0.09% 104th
2005 29.24% +1.25% 104th
1998 29.66% +2.16% 91st
2025 28.06% +0.48% 6th
2023 27.58% −0.59% 96th
2022 28.17% +0.16% 111th
2021 28.01% +1.00% 123rd
2019 27.70% −0.64% 132nd
2018 28.34% −0.21% 134th
2017 28.55% +0.18% 140th
2016 28.38% +0.87% 140th
2010 27.81% +0.08% 123rd
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Source: World Bank (GC.TAX.TOTL.GD.ZS)
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