European Taxes

Europeans have been double-taxed for decades and birth-rates have dropped. When you tax something, you get less of it. Countries with the highest taxes have the lowest birthrates.

https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/countries-with-the-lowest-birth-rates-in-the-world.html

Highest Taxed Countries

Germany 47.5%

Ireland 48%

Greece 48%

Italy 48.8%

Slovenia 50%

Israel 50%

France 50.2%

Finland 51.6%

Netherlands 52%

Belgium 53.7%

Austria 55%

Denmark 55.8%

Japan 55.95%

Portugal 56.5%

Sweden 57.1%

http://nomadcapitalist.com/2017/08/07/countries-with-the-highest-tax/

Household debt in the EU is $6.9 trillion compared to US household debt at $13.2 trillion.

https://www.ceicdata.com/en/indicator/european-union/household-debt

Consumption is taxed in the EU with a 25% VAT sales tax.

Wages are lower and land and housing prices are higher.

Tax revenues are squandered on wind and solar that cost 14 cents/kwh to produce, public transit, legislatures that don’t control their laws and socialism that always ends in bankruptcy. The EU makes the laws and the UN is the puppet master, all according to UN Agenda 21. Open borders and the Muslim invasion of Europe has the Muslim populations dominating in no-go zones. France has 5 million, Germany has 4 million, UK has 3 million.

Debt to GDP is high in most EU countries. Tax revenue goes to paying interest on this debt. Greece 179.4%, Italy 132.5%, Portugal130.4%, Belgium 106%, Spain 99.4%, France 96.4%, UK 89.3%, Austria 84.6%, Croatia 83.8%, Slovenia 79.7%. The US has a 76.5% to GDP.

http://factsmaps.com/30-countries-highest-lowest-debt-gdp-ratio/

Europe is in a box and will need to return to a more financially sustainable system.

Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader