Corporate Tax Statistics includes a wide range of data on corporate income taxes, including corporate tax rates, revenues, effective tax rates, and tax incentives for R&D and innovation amongst other data series. The publication also includes anonymised and aggregated country-by-country reporting (CbCR) data providing an overview on the global tax and economic activities of thousands of multinational enterprise groups operating worldwide. The 2025 edition presents new data on BEPS Actions 2 and 12 on hybrid mismatch arrangements and mandatory disclosure rules, as well as an expansion in the coverage of the data on effective tax rates.
Corporate Income Tax Rates Database
The Corporate Income Tax Rates Database is intended to assist in the study of corporate tax policy and expand the quality and range of data available for the analysis of base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS). This page provides access to the latest edition of the flagship OECD publication, Corporate Tax Statistics 2025, which offers comprehensive insights into corporate tax systems and multinational enterprises' tax and economic activities. Here, you will also find detailed information about the various data categories within the database, including corporate tax rates, revenues, effective tax rates, and tax incentives for R&D and innovation, along with key datasets and resources.
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Understanding the database
The data on corporate tax revenues are sourced from the Global Revenue Statistics Database. Read the technical paper on the construction of the Global Revenues Statistics Database: its coverage, sources, strengths and limitations. The database follows the definition of tax in the OECD classification of taxes and Interpretative Guide.
The data on statutory and targeted small business rates covers all Inclusive Framework jurisdictions and includes data provided by OECD jurisdictions. Further information on these rates and systems for certain jurisdictions are contained in the Corporate Tax Statistics explanatory annex.
Standard withholding tax rates imposed by jurisdictions on payments of dividends, interest, royalties and certain services payments such as technical fees and management fees. 2025 rates are available for all Inclusive Framework jurisdictions.
Treaty-based withholding tax rates on payments of dividends, interest, royalties and certain services payments such as technical fees. 2025 rates are available for over 5100 bilateral treaties in place covering all Inclusive Framework jurisdictions.
The methodology for calculating the ETRs is described in detail in the OECD Taxation Working Paper, Corporate Effective Tax Rates: Model Description and Results from 36 OECD and Non-OECD Countries, building on the theoretical model developed by Devereux and Griffith (1999, 2003). Further methodological information is available in the corporate tax statistics explanatory annex.
This data is provided by the OECD member countries reports on effective statutory tax rates on distributions of domestic source income to a resident individual shareholder. The corporate tax statistics explanatory annex contains further information on these rates and systems for certain jurisdictions.
The database contains two sets of indicators that offer a complementary view of the extent of R&D tax support provided through expenditure-based R&D tax incentives. A third set of indicators focuses on income-based R&D tax incentives. Indicators are available for 48 countries, including OECD jurisdictions and ten partner economies. Further methodological information is available in the corporate tax statistics explanatory annex.
Data on CFC rules are available for 56 jurisdictions for the year 2025.
Data on interest limitation rules are available for 106 rules in place for the year 2025.
The data on IP regimes are compiled from information collected by the Forum on Harmful Tax Practices for its peer reviews of preferential regimes.
BEPS Action 13 is part of the transparency pillar of the OECD/G20 BEPS project, supporting jurisdictions in combating BEPS. The database contains information on the domestic legal frameworks for Country-by-Country reporting around the world.
Anonymised and aggregated CbCR statistics represent an important new source of data on the global tax and economic activities of multinational enterprises. The statistics are subject to a number of important data limitations, detailed in the disclaimer.
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