Tax on spirits in the Nordic countries 2016
Tax on spirits in the Nordic countries as of January 2016 (in SEK per 0.7 liters)
This statistic shows the tax on spirits in the Nordic countries as of January 2016. The tax on spirits was highest in Iceland, reaching 283.76 Swedish kronor per 0.5 liters, followed by Norway with 257.60 Swedish kronor per 0.5 liters. In Denmark, the tax was lowest and amounted to 65.52 Swedish kronor per 0.5 liters of spirits.
Tax on spirits in the Nordic countries as of January 2016 (in SEK per 0.7 liters)
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