France has 348 taxes, the UK has 90, and Germany only 60. We map all three tax systems and explore what drives tax complexity - and what the UK can learn.
I may have overlooked it, but I did not see a single chart nor any mention in the text addressing the tax burden for an individual worker.
Which would be a far more meaningful discussion that the pure number of taxes.
It might be out of the scope of this article, since the main message is that a simple system is good for attracting large companies. Maybe they did not write about it because those companies don’t care, maybe it’s because the author or the people behind the website don’t care. But i suppose they have a reason. I surely would read about that
I may have overlooked it, but I did not see a single chart nor any mention in the text addressing the tax burden for an individual worker.
Which would be a far more meaningful discussion that the pure number of taxes.
It might be out of the scope of this article, since the main message is that a simple system is good for attracting large companies. Maybe they did not write about it because those companies don’t care, maybe it’s because the author or the people behind the website don’t care. But i suppose they have a reason. I surely would read about that