Taxes
Where Take-Home Pays are the Highest
With an average of almost 59,000 Dollars of annual net income, Swiss citizens are the richest within the OECD. Even though Germany ranks fourth when it comes to gross income, due to their extensive social security system and a high-income tax, Germans only rank 11th on the OECD ranking right behind Belgium and the U.S.
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The chart shows the OECD countries with the highest average net income per person.
Countries with the highest adjusted net national income per capita worldwide in 2021 (in current U.S. dollars)
Annual income level for highest rate of income tax in selected countries in 2011 (in 1,000 U.S. dollars)
Countries with the highest average income or wealth per adult worldwide in 2022 (in PPP euros)
Gross adjusted household disposable income per capita of OECD countries in 2024 (in U.S. dollars)
Annual average net earnings of a single person without children in selected European Union countries from 2000 to 2023 (in euros)
Highest tax rate in selected countries in 2012
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