The table shows the percentage of GDP and total taxation accounted for by indirect taxes in EU countries from 2002-2014. Indirect taxes as a percentage of GDP remained relatively stable for most countries over this period, ranging from 10-23% of GDP. Indirect taxes accounted for 30-50% of total taxation across countries. While some countries saw increases or decreases of a few percentage points in indirect taxes as a share of GDP and taxation, most saw little change over time.
The table shows the percentage of GDP and total taxation accounted for by indirect taxes in EU countries from 2002-2014. Indirect taxes as a percentage of GDP remained relatively stable for most countries over this period, ranging from 10-23% of GDP. Indirect taxes accounted for 30-50% of total taxation across countries. While some countries saw increases or decreases of a few percentage points in indirect taxes as a share of GDP and taxation, most saw little change over time.
The table shows the percentage of GDP and total taxation accounted for by indirect taxes in EU countries from 2002-2014. Indirect taxes as a percentage of GDP remained relatively stable for most countries over this period, ranging from 10-23% of GDP. Indirect taxes accounted for 30-50% of total taxation across countries. While some countries saw increases or decreases of a few percentage points in indirect taxes as a share of GDP and taxation, most saw little change over time.
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