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| Labor taxation in the Slovak Republic is above the OECD average, relying mainly on contributions |
| Bratislava, 22.12.2025 |
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| Labor taxation in Slovakia, at 54% of total tax revenues, is above the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) average of 50% in 2023. While labor taxation in Slovakia is based mainly on health and social contributions, within OECD countries, revenues are distributed more evenly between contributions and personal income tax. This is according to the current edition of the Revenue Statistics publication, which focuses on the composition of tax revenues in OECD member countries.
As the Institute of Financial Policy (IFP) of the Ministry of Finance (MF) of the Slovak Republic further pointed out, consumption taxation in Slovakia is slightly higher than the OECD average, while corporate income tax collection is lower. Property tax revenue in Slovakia is almost negligible.
"The OECD average is significantly influenced by countries whose tax mix relies on personal and corporate income taxes, which is typical for countries outside Europe. However, in Europe, it is also quite common to have a setup in which the largest part of revenues is made up of social and health contributions," the IFP assessed.
In addition to Slovakia and most neighboring countries, this group also includes Germany, France and Spain, according to the institute. "The least widespread are tax systems in which revenues from the collection of value added tax (VAT) and other excise taxes dominate, such as in Hungary, the Baltics or Greece," the IFP added.
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