Tax rates in Eurth

This is a list of tax rates in Eurth. Comparing tax rates among countries is difficult and somewhat subjective. Tax laws in many countries are extremely complex, and tax burden may fall differently on various groups in each country or sub-national unit.

  No national tax, local taxes may exist
  National flat tax
  National progressive or regressive tax

Country/Region	Capital gains	Carbon	Church	Corporate	Fin. transaction	Gift	Income	Inheritance	Land value	Payroll	Poll	Property	Retention	Transfer	VAT	Wealth	Tariff
PyeMcGowan	0% - 20%	0% - 2%	1%	0% - 10%	0% - 0.05%	N/A	0% - 23.5%	0% - 3.5%	N/A	0% - 10%	N/A	0% - 6%	N/A	2.5%	0% - 7.5%	N/A	0% - 62%
	Although there are many restrictions between PyeMcGowan and Theodoria, Trade is allowed, but a tariff of 62% is in place on items worth P2.50+. Also, PyeMcGowan is home to multiple tax havens such as Nova Marina, Wilhelmburg and Jeneva, Levernestad And it’s multiple FEZs
Faramount	5% - 90%	3% - 5%	N/A	5% - 85%	N/A	5%-85%	5% - 95%	0% - 100%	N/A	N/A	N/A	Varies	N/A	Varies	10% - 30%	N/A	5% - 35%
	Faramount has an immensely complex and ostensibly progressive tax code. In reality, this code is enforced arbitrarily and unfairly by corrupt officials focused more on graft than revenue.
Gallambria	Varies	£13.76 per tonne of emitted CDE	N/A	28.5%	N/A	N/A	0% - 47%	Administered through Capital Gains Tax since 1974	varies	N/A	N/A	Varies	N/A	Varies	10%	N/A	Varies according to Tariff Rate
	Income taxes are the most significant form of taxation in Gallambria. VAT revenue is collected by the Federal Government, and then paid to the states and territories under a distribution formula determined by the Federal Grants Commission.