Taxes on international trade - Country rankings

The average for 2016 was 7.17 percent.The highest value was in Jamaica: 34.81 percent and the lowest value was in Latvia: -0.06 percent. Below is a chart for all countries where data are available for: Taxes on international trade.

Taxes on international trade, percent of total revenue, 2016
(percent, Source: The World Bank, TheGlobalEconomy.com)

1. Jamaica

2. Lesotho

3. Bahamas

4. Solomon Isl.

5. Namibia

6. Ivory Coast

7. Bangladesh

8. Sri Lanka

9. Botswana

10. Togo

11. Philippines

12. Kazakhstan

13. Nepal

14. Uzbekistan

15. Cambodia

16. Palau

17. Vanuatu

18. Belarus

19. Burkina Faso

20. Uganda

21. Russia

22. Senegal

23. Kyrgyzstan

24. Mali

25. Samoa

26. Laos

27. Argentina

28. Mozambique

29. Malawi

30. Domin. Rep.

31. Mongolia

32. Costa Rica

33. Papua N.G.

34. Seychelles

35. Lebanon

36. Zambia

37. Armenia

38. Guatemala

39. Paraguay

40. Rwanda

41. Micronesia

42. Nicaragua

43. El Salvador

44. Angola

45. Moldova

46. Australia

47. South Africa

48. Thailand

49. Burma

50. Macedonia

51. New Zealand

52. Ukraine

53. Uruguay

54. Colombia

55. Indonesia

56. Malaysia

57. South Korea

58. Brazil

59. Albania

60. Canada

61. Japan

62. Bhutan

63. Kiribati

64. Peru

65. Mauritius

66. Mexico

67. Turkey

68. Iraq

69. USA

70. Switzerland

71. Chile

72. Georgia

73. Israel

74. San Marino

75. Iceland

76. Norway

77. UA Emirates

78. Bulgaria

79. Bosnia & Herz.

80. Cyprus

81. Portugal

82. Romania

83. Slovakia

84. France

85. Latvia

Definition: Taxes on international trade include import duties, export duties, profits of export or import monopolies, exchange profits, and exchange taxes.

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