Tax Rankings 2026

Lowest Corporate Tax Countries in Europe 2024

This ranking lists 44 countries from lowest to highest by corp_tax ascending. Monaco leads at 0.0%, while Germany has the highest rate at 30.0%. Data year: 2024.

📅 April 2026 🌎 44 countries ranked 📈 corp_tax ascending 🕑 Data: 2024
Key Insight Lowest rates: Monaco, Estonia, Latvia lead this ranking. The top-ranked country charges only 0.0% — making it among the most attractive globally for tax residency optimisation. Compare the full list below.

Top 3 — Lowest Corporate Tax Countries in Europe 2024

1st
Monaco
0.0%
Statutory rate
2nd
Estonia
0.0%
Statutory rate
3rd
Latvia
0.0%
Statutory rate
44countries ranked
16.9%average rate
3at 0% (tax-free)
1above 30%

Full Rankings Table

Filter: 44 countries
# Country Corporate Tax Rate
1
Monaco
Europe
0.0%
2
Estonia
Europe
0.0%
3
Latvia
Europe
0.0%
4
Montenegro
Europe
9.0%
5
Hungary
Europe
9.0%
6
Kosovo
Europe
10.0%
7
Andorra
Europe
10.0%
8
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Europe
10.0%
9
North Macedonia
Europe
10.0%
10
Bulgaria
Europe
10.0%
11
Moldova
Europe
12.0%
12
Cyprus
Europe
12.5%
13
Liechtenstein
Europe
12.5%
14
Ireland
Europe
12.5%
15
Switzerland
Europe
14.9%
16
Albania
Europe
15.0%
17
Serbia
Europe
15.0%
18
Lithuania
Europe
15.0%
19
Romania
Europe
16.0%
20
San Marino
Europe
17.0%
21
Ukraine
Europe
18.0%
22
Croatia
Europe
18.0%
23
Slovenia
Europe
19.0%
24
Poland
Europe
19.0%
25
Finland
Europe
20.0%
26
Belarus
Europe
20.0%
27
Russia
Europe
20.0%
28
Iceland
Europe
20.0%
29
Sweden
Europe
20.6%
30
Czech Republic
Europe
21.0%
31
Portugal
Europe
21.0%
32
Slovakia
Europe
21.0%
33
Denmark
Europe
22.0%
34
Greece
Europe
22.0%
35
Norway
Europe
22.0%
36
Austria
Europe
23.0%
37
Italy
Europe
24.0%
38
Luxembourg
Europe
24.9%
39
Belgium
Europe
25.0%
40
Spain
Europe
25.0%
41
France
Europe
25.0%
42
United Kingdom
Europe
25.0%
43
Netherlands
Europe
25.8%
44
Germany
Europe
30.0%

Frequently Asked Questions

Which countries have the lowest Corporate Tax Rate?
The countries with the lowest Corporate Tax Rate are: Monaco, Estonia, Latvia. Monaco leads at 0.0%. Zero-tax or near-zero jurisdictions include UAE, Bahrain, and Cayman Islands for most income taxes. Among OECD nations, Bulgaria (10% flat), Hungary (15%), and Ireland (12.5% corporate) are notable low-tax options.
How does Corporate Tax Rate affect expats and digital nomads?
Corporate Tax Rate directly impacts take-home pay and investment returns for globally mobile professionals. A 30-percentage-point difference between countries can mean €30,000/year saved on €100,000 gross income. Key considerations: the 183-day residency rule, tax treaties between countries, territorial vs worldwide tax systems, and special regimes (Portugal IFICI 10% flat, Spain Beckham Law 24%). Always confirm current rates with official sources before relocating.
What is the methodology behind the Lowest Corporate Tax Countries in Europe 2024?
This ranking uses statutory headline rates from corp_tax ascending, data year 2024. Statutory rates are the official legal top rates — effective rates (after deductions, allowances, and tax treaty benefits) are typically lower. Corporate rates shown are the standard national rate excluding municipal or state surcharges. Rankings are updated annually as new OECD and official national data becomes available.
Data sources: OECD Tax Database, IMF Fiscal Monitor, national tax authorities. Rates shown are statutory headline rates (top marginal for income tax, standard for VAT/corporate). Effective rates depend on deductions, filing status, and individual circumstances. Last updated April 2026. Pas de conseil fiscal — consult a qualified advisor for your situation.