Capital Gains Tax (Effective) in Russia compared to Europe
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| Denmark |
56.50%
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| Italy |
43.00%
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| Luxembourg |
42.00%
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| Turkey |
40.00%
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| France |
36.20%
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| Finland |
34.00%
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| Belgium |
33.00%
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| Ireland |
33.00%
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| Switzerland |
30.00%
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| Austria |
30.00%
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| Portugal |
28.00%
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| Germany |
26.37%
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| Czech Rep. |
23.00%
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| Iceland |
22.00%
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| Sweden |
22.00%
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| Norway |
22.00%
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| UK |
20.00%
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| Russia |
20.00%
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| Cyprus |
20.00%
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| Lithuania |
20.00%
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| Latvia |
20.00%
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| Slovenia |
20.00%
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| Estonia |
20.00%
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| Serbia |
20.00%
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| Poland |
19.00%
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| Spain |
19.00%
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| Ukraine |
18.00%
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| Liechtenstein |
17.01%
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| Albania |
15.00%
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| Hungary |
15.00%
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| Andorra |
15.00%
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| Montenegro |
15.00%
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| Belarus |
13.00%
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| Moldova |
12.00%
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| Croatia |
10.00%
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| Bosnia & H. |
10.00%
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| Macedonia |
10.00%
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| Bulgaria |
10.00%
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| Malta |
10.00%
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| Netherlands |
0.30%
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| Romania |
0.00%
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| Slovak Rep. |
0.00%
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| Greece |
0.00%
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| Monaco |
0.00%
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