Name: Financing of social security benefits in OECD member countries
Creator: OECD

Compulsory payments conferring entitlement to future social benefits These are usually earmarked to finance social benefits and paid to institutions of general government.

Social security contributions by country in 2024 (tax revenue, general government, contributions under 2000 heading, not applicable, percentage of GDP)

In 2024, Slovenia had the highest value (16.9) among 34 countries, while Denmark had the lowest (0.1).

#	Country	Value	Change
1	Slovenia	16.9	+8.3%
2	Czechia	15.7	+4.0%
3	Austria	15.6	+4.7%
3	Slovak Republic	15.6	+4.7%
5	Germany	14.9	+4.2%
6	France	14.7	+1.4%
7	Poland	14.1	+6.8%
8	Belgium	13.1	+1.6%
9	Spain	12.7	+0.8%
10	Italy	12.5	+1.6%
11	Estonia	12.2	+2.5%
12	Finland	11.8	-4.8%
13	Greece	11.6	+3.6%
14	Latvia	11	+6.8%
15	Luxembourg	10.7	-3.6%
15	Lithuania	10.7	+4.9%
17	Portugal	10.5	+1.9%
18	Hungary	10.1	+2.0%
19	Norway	9.4	+2.2%
20	Sweden	9	0.0%
20	Costa Rica	9	+1.1%
22	Korea	7.7	-2.5%
23	Türkiye	7	+14.8%
24	Switzerland	6.7	0.0%
25	United Kingdom	6.1	-9.0%
26	United States	6	0.0%
27	Canada	5.3	+1.9%
28	Israel	5	0.0%
29	Ireland	3.4	+3.0%
30	Iceland	3	0.0%
34	Denmark	0.1	0.0%

Financing of social security benefits in OECD member countries

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Social security contributions by country in 2024 (tax revenue, general government, contributions under 2000 heading, not applicable, percentage of GDP)

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