- European countries impose corporate income taxes on profits, with statutory rates varying significantly; Malta has the highest rate at 35%, while Hungary has the lowest at 9%.
- The average corporate income tax rate across the analyzed European countries is 21.5%, slightly below the global average of 23.5%, with the U.S. rate at 25.6%.
- Recent changes include increases in corporate tax rates in several countries, such as Czechia and Estonia, while Portugal has slightly reduced its rate from 31.5% to 30.5%.
Source 2025 Corporate Income Tax Rates in Europe | Tax Foundation
