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Corporate Tax Calculator by Country – 2026 Rates

Estimate corporate income tax on your profit in the EU, the UK, Switzerland, Norway, Canada, the Gulf, Egypt, Jordan and Türkiye, with small-profits rates, bands and surcharges as of September 2026.

Profit for one financial year after deductible expenses and tax adjustments.
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Pre-filled with the rate in force as of September 2026. Change it if the rate changes or you need a different one.

The calculation runs in your browser: nothing you type is uploaded or stored. Results are estimates for planning, not tax advice. Check your own case with your adviser or the tax authority.

Corporate tax rates by country (September 2026)

Each country is calculated with its default rules. Open a country's page for its reduced rates, eligibility conditions and filing deadlines.

Country Headline rate How it works
Austria 23% a flat 23% on taxable profit
Bahrain 0% a flat 0% on taxable profit
Belgium 25% a flat 25% on taxable profit
Bulgaria 10% a flat 10% on taxable profit
Canada 26.5% a flat 26.5% on taxable profit
Croatia 18% a flat 18% on taxable profit
Cyprus 15% a flat 15% on taxable profit
Czechia 21% a flat 21% on taxable profit
Denmark 22% a flat 22% on taxable profit
Egypt 22.5% a flat 22.5% on taxable profit
Estonia 22% a flat 22% on taxable profit
Finland 20% a flat 20% on taxable profit
France 25% a flat 25% on taxable profit
Germany 30.14% 15% corporate income tax plus the 5.5% solidarity surcharge on it (15.825% together), plus municipal trade tax of 3.5% × the local multiplier (Hebesatz, at least 200%, national average 409%)
Greece 22% a flat 22% on taxable profit
Hungary 9% a flat 9% on taxable profit
Ireland 12.5% a flat 12.5% on taxable profit
Italy 24% a flat 24% on taxable profit
Jordan 21% a flat 21% on taxable profit
Kuwait 15% a flat 15% on taxable profit
Latvia 20% a flat 20% on taxable profit
Lithuania 17% a flat 17% on taxable profit
Luxembourg 16% 14% on profits up to €175,000.00, 16% on profits above €200,000.00, and the main rate less marginal relief (standard fraction 7/50) in between
Malta 35% a flat 35% on taxable profit
Netherlands 25.8% 19% on the first €200,000.00 and 25.8% above €200,000.00
Norway 22% a flat 22% on taxable profit
Oman 15% a flat 15% on taxable profit
Poland 19% a flat 19% on taxable profit
Portugal 19% a flat 19% on taxable profit
Qatar 10% a flat 10% on taxable profit
Romania 16% a flat 16% on taxable profit
Saudi Arabia 20% a flat 20% on taxable profit
Slovakia 21% a flat 21% on taxable profit
Slovenia 22% a flat 22% on taxable profit
Spain 25% a flat 25% on taxable profit
Sweden 20.6% a flat 20.6% on taxable profit
Switzerland 11.71% federal profit tax of 8.5% on profit after tax (about 7.83% of pre-tax profit) plus cantonal and communal tax that differs by canton; with the Zug city rate of 4.759% the combined effective rate is about 11.71%
Türkiye 25% a flat 25% on taxable profit
United Arab Emirates 9% 0% on the first AED 375,000.00 of taxable income and 9% above it
United Kingdom 25% 19% on profits up to £50,000.00, 25% on profits above £250,000.00, and the main rate less marginal relief (standard fraction 3/200) in between

How the calculation works

The calculator applies the rates in the order the law does: band by band where a country taxes profit in slices, or one rate to the whole profit where eligibility decides the rate. Surcharges are applied to the tax, local business taxes to the profit. The result is an estimate: it does not include loss relief, tax credits, deferred tax or group rules.

Frequently asked questions

Which countries does this corporate tax calculator cover?

The EU member states, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway, Canada, the Gulf states with a corporate tax (Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Oman, Qatar and Kuwait), Egypt, Jordan and Türkiye. Bahrain has no general corporate income tax.

What is the difference between the headline rate and the effective rate?

The headline rate is the top statutory rate. The effective rate is the tax divided by the profit: it is lower wherever small profits are taxed at a reduced rate or the first slice is taxed at 0%.

Does the calculator include the 15% global minimum tax?

No. The Pillar Two minimum tax applies only to groups with consolidated revenue of EUR 750 million or more; each country page notes whether a domestic top-up tax exists.

Why does Germany show about 30%?

German companies pay 15% corporate income tax plus a 5.5% solidarity surcharge on it, and municipal trade tax of 3.5% × the local multiplier. At the national average multiplier that adds up to about 30%.

How do I use the calculator for a loss-making year?

Enter zero: no corporate income tax is due on a loss, although some countries charge a minimum tax or a tax on distributions regardless.

Sources

Rates, bands and thresholds were checked against these sources on 30 September 2026. Tax rules change: if a rate has moved, edit it in the calculator above.

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