Then came the big crisis and big taxes

According to the international auditing company BMG K Pi (KPMG) income taxes in much of the strangest in the world will rise up tearing a few years due to global economic crisis, reports said Monday.

„For the past 7 years the rate of income taxes in the world fell by an average of 2.3 percent. Ireland has increased income tax, but it will follow Britain in 2010, predicted the company.

„Predicts that after 7 years of decreasing the downward trend may have stabilized during the next few years, some countries will begin again to increase taxes,“ the report concluded as early as the study of taxes on personal income.

The report stated further that the tax of individuals with the highest incomes in 2003 was 31.2 percent, while in 2009 this was 28.9%. Globally, the highest taxes are in the European Union. According to data kompanaiyata even EU countries have the lowest taxes in Bulgaria – only 10 percent, while in Denmark, the country with the highest incomes in the EU, individuals pay 62.3% tax.

The report of K and P BMG established after study in 86 countries at the highest income tax.

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