Top 7 G20 countries with the highest corporate tax

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The G20 (Group of 20) is an international forum for global economic cooperation, bringing together the world's major industrialised and emerging economies.

Its members represent 85% of global GDP, 75% of international trade, and around 80% of the world's population.

Here are the top seven G20 nations with the highest corporate income tax rates.

Corporate tax: 30% 5. Mexico* *shares rank with two other countries

Corporate tax: 30% 5. Germany

Corporate tax: 30% 5. Australia

Corporate tax: 31.5% 4. Japan

Corporate tax: 34% 3. Brazil

Corporate tax: 34.9% 2. India

Corporate tax: 35% 1. Argentina

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APRIL 22, 2026

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