How many days do people have to work every year to pay their taxes?
Hannah Ward-Glenton
19 December 2019
Taxes across the world
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USA: 105 days
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Australia: 107 days
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Romania: 114 days
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Bulgaria: 121 days
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Switzerland: 127 days (2018)
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New Zealand: 129 days
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Lithuania: 129 days
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Latvia: 144 days
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Estonia: 145 days
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United Kingdom: 148 days
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Malta: 150 days
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Poland: 151 days
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Spain: 152 days
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Ireland: 154 days
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Norway: 164 days
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Canada: 164 days
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Portugal: 166 days
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The Netherlands: 168 days
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Germany: 173 days / 198 days
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Czech Republic: 174 days
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Hungary: 182 days
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Greece: 183 days
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Italy: 185 days
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Austria: 188 days
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Finland: 190 days
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Sweden: 192 days
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Denmark: 201 days
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Belgium: 206 days
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France: 209 days
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