Company Tax Calculator
Work out the tax on your company’s profit — Fin uses the headline rate from each tax authority, with the source shown.
Company tax (30%)
$30,000
- Taxable profit
- $100,000
- Company tax (30%)
- $30,000
- Profit after tax
- $70,000
Base-rate entities (aggregated turnover under $50m, no more than 80% passive income) pay 25%; all other companies 30%. Headline rate only — general information, not tax advice.
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How company tax works
Company tax is your taxable profit times the corporate rate. A Australia company with a $100,000 profit pays $30,000 at the 30% headline rate — or $25,000 as a base-rate entity. Many countries tax smaller companies at a lower rate, which you can toggle on where it applies to all income.
| Country | Headline | Small / base rate | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albania15% | 15% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Andorra10% | 10% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Angola25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Antigua and Barbuda25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Argentina35% | 35% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Armenia18% | 18% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Australia30% | 30% | 25% | Source:ATO· verified Oct 2026 |
| Austria23% | 23% | — | Source:Unternehmensserviceportal (USP, Austrian federal government / BMF)· verified Oct 2026 |
| Azerbaijan20% | 20% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Bahamas0% | 0% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Bahrain0% | 0% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Barbados9% | 9% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Belgium25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Belize0% | 0% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Benin30% | 30% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Bhutan25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with Department of Revenue and Customs, Ministry of Finance, Bhutanwhere to confirm |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina10% | 10% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Botswana22% | 22% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Brazil15% | 15% | — | Source:Receita Federal do Brasil - IRPJ· verified Oct 2026 |
| Brunei18.5% | 18.5% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Bulgaria10% | 10% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Burkina Faso27.5% | 27.5% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Cabo Verde20% | 20% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Cameroon33% | 33% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Canada15% | 15% | 9%* | Source:CRA· verified Oct 2026 |
| Chile27% | 27% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| China25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Colombia35% | 35% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Costa Rica30% | 30% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Côte d'Ivoire25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Croatia18% | 18% | 10%* | Source:Ministry of Finance - Tax Administration (Porezna uprava), Croatia· verified Oct 2026 |
| Cyprus15% | 15% | — | Source:Cyprus Tax Department (Ministry of Finance) - Tax Reform 2026 income tax presentation· verified Oct 2026 |
| Czech Republic21% | 21% | — | Source:Financial Administration of the Czech Republic (Finanční správa)· verified Oct 2026 |
| Denmark22% | 22% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Djibouti25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Dominica25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Dominican Republic27% | 27% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| DR Congo30% | 30% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Ecuador25% | 25% | — | Source:Servicio de Rentas Internas (SRI), Ecuador· verified Oct 2026 |
| Egypt22.5% | 22.5% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Estonia22% | 22% | — | Source:Estonian Tax and Customs Board (EMTA) - Tax rates 2026· verified Oct 2026 |
| Eswatini25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Fiji25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Finland20% | 20% | — | Source:Verohallinto· verified Oct 2026 |
| France25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Gabon30% | 30% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Georgia15% | 15% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Germany15% | 15% | — | Source:Federal Ministry of Justice - Gesetze im Internet: KStG § 23· verified Oct 2026 |
| Ghana25% | 25% | — | Source:Ghana Revenue Authority· verified Oct 2026 |
| Greece22% | 22% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Grenada28% | 28% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Guatemala25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Haiti30% | 30% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Honduras25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Hong Kong16.5% | 16.5% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Hungary9% | 9% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Iceland20% | 20% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| India25% | 25% | 22% | Source:Income Tax Department· verified Oct 2026 |
| Indonesia22% | 22% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Ireland12.5% | 12.5% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Israel23% | 23% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Italy24% | 24% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Jamaica25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Japan23.2% | 23.2% | — | Source:National Tax Agency Japan - Tax Answer No.5759 (法人税の税率)· verified Oct 2026 |
| Jordan20% | 20% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Kazakhstan20% | 20% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Kenya30% | 30% | — | Source:Kenya Law (National Council for Law Reporting) - Income Tax Act Cap. 470, consolidated to 2026-07-01· verified Oct 2026 |
| Kuwait15% | 15% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Latvia20% | 20% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Liberia25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Liechtenstein12.5% | 12.5% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Lithuania17% | 17% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Luxembourg16% | 16% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Macao12% | 12% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Malaysia24% | 24% | — | Source:Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (LHDN / HASiL)· verified Oct 2026 |
| Maldives15% | 15% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Malta35% | 35% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Mauritania25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Mauritius15% | 15% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Mexico30% | 30% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Moldova12% | 12% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Monaco25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Mongolia25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Montenegro15% | 15% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Morocco35% | 35% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Namibia32% | 32% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Netherlands25.8% | 25.8% | — | Source:Belastingdienst (Netherlands Tax Administration)· verified Oct 2026 |
| New Zealand28% | 28% | — | Source:Inland Revenue (Te Tari Taake)· verified Oct 2026 |
| Nigeria30% | 30% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| North Macedonia10% | 10% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Norway22% | 22% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Oman15% | 15% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Pakistan29% | 29% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Panama25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Papua New Guinea30% | 30% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Paraguay10% | 10% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Peru29.5% | 29.5% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Philippines25% | 25% | 20%* | Source:Bureau of Internal Revenue - Revenue Regulations No. 5-2021· verified Oct 2026 |
| Poland19% | 19% | 9%* | Source:Ministry of Finance Poland - podatki.gov.pl (Stawki i limity, CIT klasyczny)· verified Oct 2026 |
| Portugal19% | 19% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Qatar10% | 10% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Republic of the Congo28% | 28% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Romania16% | 16% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Russia25% | 25% | — | Source:Federal Tax Service of Russia (nalog.gov.ru)· verified Oct 2026 |
| Saint Kitts and Nevis25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Saint Lucia30% | 30% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Saint Vincent and the Grenadines28% | 28% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Samoa27% | 27% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| San Marino18% | 18% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Saudi Arabia20% | 20% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Senegal30% | 30% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Serbia15% | 15% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Seychelles25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Sierra Leone25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Singapore17% | 17% | — | Source:Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore· verified Oct 2026 |
| Slovakia24% | 24% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Slovenia22% | 22% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| South Africa27% | 27% | — | Source:South African Revenue Service· verified Oct 2026 |
| South Korea25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Spain25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Sri Lanka30% | 30% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Sweden20.6% | 20.6% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Switzerland8.5% | 8.5% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Taiwan20% | 20% | — | Source:Laws & Regulations Database of the ROC (Ministry of Justice) - Income Tax Act art. 5· verified Oct 2026 |
| Thailand20% | 20% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Togo27% | 27% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Trinidad and Tobago30% | 30% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Tunisia20% | 20% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Turkey25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| UAE9% | 9% | — | Source:UAE Government portal (u.ae)· verified Oct 2026 |
| Uganda30% | 30% | — | Source:Uganda Revenue Authority· verified Oct 2026 |
| Ukraine18% | 18% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| United Kingdom25% | 25% | 19%* | Source:HMRC· verified Oct 2026 |
| United States21% | 21% | — | Source:IRS· verified Oct 2026 |
| Uruguay25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Uzbekistan15% | 15% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Vietnam20% | 20% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Zambia30% | 30% | — | Unverified — confirm with OECD Corporate Tax Statisticswhere to confirm |
| Zimbabwe25% | 25% | — | Unverified — confirm with Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) - Corporate tax rateswhere to confirm |
Headline rates only — surcharges, state/provincial tax and turnover thresholds are noted in the tool but not added.* The reduced rate is threshold-based (e.g. UK marginal relief, Canada’s first $500k), so it’s shown for reference — the calculator applies the headline rate for these.Other countries’ reference rates are in the rates table. General information, not tax advice.
Company tax — common questions
Which countries does this cover?
139 countries, each rate with its own source and the date it was checked. 28 are verified against the national authority; the rest are indicative headline rates (most from the OECD's corporate tax statistics) and say “confirm with” the authority. Fin won't show a company-tax figure it can't source.
How is company tax calculated?
For most companies it is simply your taxable profit multiplied by the headline rate (e.g. 30% in Australia, 25% in the UK). This tool shows the headline rate; surcharges, state/provincial tax and turnover thresholds are noted but not added.
What is the small-business / base-rate company rate?
Several countries tax smaller companies less — Australia 25% for base-rate entities (turnover under $50m), the UK 19% for small profits, Canada 9% for the small-business rate, India 22% concessional. Toggle "small / base-rate company" to apply it.
Does this include state or provincial tax?
No. The US 21% is the federal rate only (states add 0–~12%); Canada 15% is the federal general rate (provincial tax is extra). The note beside each result spells this out.
Is it free?
Yes — completely free, no sign-up. Every figure links to its tax-authority source.
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