Nordic Taxes, High Rates

June 5, 2022

The image is a page from a text document titled "Peter Birch Sørensen." It contains a detailed table labeled as Table 1.1, showing marginal income tax rates in an average municipality in Nordic countries, excluding social security contributions. The countries listed in the table are Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. The table presents marginal tax rates on personal income, capital income, and corporate income tax rates across different time periods and reforms within each country. The document's layout is clean and academic, with the table centrally aligned and text above and below it. The left margin contains the page number "3." There are footnotes provided to clarify specific points in the table regarding varying tax rates before and after certain reforms. The background is white, and the text is in black, typical of a printed academic paper. This specific page seems to be part of a larger analysis on the taxation systems in Nordic countries, focusing on changes before and after significant tax reforms.
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These Scandinavian country tax rates are very high!
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