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España, el país de la OCDE donde más sube el impuesto sobre la renta en 2012
La subida media en los 34 países de la organización fue del 0,1%
El País Madrid 27 MAR 2013 - 16:34 CET
Tax burdens on labour income in OECD countries continue to rise
http://www.oecd.org/newsroom/tax-burdens-on-labour-income-in-oecd-countries-continue-to-rise.htm
Spain, the OECD country where more raises the income tax in 2012
The average increase in the 34 OECD countries was 0.1%
The Country Madrid 27 MAR 2013 - 16:34 CET
Spain is the OECD country that has raised the tax burden on employment, an increase of the tax burden on labor income of 1.4%. So says a study by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, a club of developed countries. The report explains that this rise in the tax burden due to a "higher income taxes" in 2012 and located in 12th of 34 countries of all members of the organization (in descending order). The Government approved for the years 2012 and 2013 a gradual increase personal income tax rates, with a scale that includes an increase of 0.75% for the first level of income and to 7% for income in excess of € 300,000 taxable income.
These taxes increased 0.1% on average in the 34 countries belonging to the organization. The average was 35.6% of total tax revenue in 2012. Taxes rose in 19 of the 34 countries.
Taxes rose in 19 of the 34 countries of the organization
The moderate increase recorded last year was then the largest increases recorded in 2011. Since 2010, income taxes have grown in 26 OECD countries and fallen in seven. The OECD study shows that this increase is due to the fall in the level of income exempt from paying income tax.
Key results:
■ Higher taxes for single workers without children earning the average wage in their countries were in Belgium (56%), France (50.2%) and Germany (49.7%). The lowest are Mexico (19%), New Zealand (16.4%) and Chile (7%).
■ The average tax rate on those earning the average wage rose by 0.5% in 2011 and an additional 0.1% last year, to place the burden by 35.6%.
■ The countries where more increased employers' contributions to social security were Poland with a rise of 1.2% and Slovakia with an increase of 0.8%.
■ In 13 of the 19 countries which raised the tax burden on labor income tax was too high. The tax burden in Spain, which increased by 1.4% was due, according to the report of the organization to increase the income tax and the introduction of additional charges related to the restructuring of the financial sector. By contrast, Portugal registered the largest drop tax, 1.3%, due to reduced wing income tax.
■ Higher taxes for families with two children and a single average wage imposed in France (43.1%), Greece (43%) and Belgium (41.1%). Rates well above the 0.6% tax in New Zealand, Ireland 6.4% and 7% of Chile. The OECD average in 2012 was 26.1%.
■ Due to the abolition of tax-free minimum income for families with dependent children Japan had the largest tax increase for families with one worker and children (2.4%).
■ In all OECD countries, except Mexico and Chile taxes on families with children are lower than for single parents. The largest differences in favor of families occurs in the Czech Republic, Luxembourg, Germany, Hungary and Ireland.
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