Although China is the most populous developing country in the world, it is also the country with the heaviest tax burden in the world.

1. In 27, China's total tax revenue was 4,944.9 billion yuan, and its GDP was 24 trillion yuan. In addition to tax collection, there are various expenses. Statistics show that if all taxes and fees are included, the exorbitant taxes and miscellaneous fees collected in the whole year will not be less than 9 trillion yuan, accounting for about 37% of the total GDP. China's macro tax burden has been as high as more than 36%, including fiscal revenue, extra-budgetary income, social security fund, extra-institutional income, debt income, enterprise loss subsidies, etc. The total tax and fee is not only far higher than the average level of developing countries, but even much higher than that of developed countries. This is the truth of the so-called tax burden pain index that we are facing today!

2. The National Bureau of Statistics proudly announced in October this year that from 1978, China's per capita gross national income started in 19 yuan, and by 27, this figure had risen to $2,36 in 3 years. According to the classification standards of the World Bank, China has jumped from a low-income country to the ranks of lower-middle-income countries in the world.