Statistics and Databases

Information from a variety tax issues relevant to the analysis of Latin American economies.

CEPAL
CEPALSTAT

CEPALSTAT

CEPALSTAT is the gateway to all the statistical information of Latin America and the Caribbean countries collected, systematized and published by ECLAC.

The availability of timely statistical information is essential for socio-economic and environmental analysis and for various decision-making processes. ECLAC has been contributing in the dissemination of relevant data in the economic, social and environmental fields for Latin America and the Caribbean through various means. While most of the information disseminated is produced by official agencies of countries and international agencies, its systematization and documentation constitutes a contribution for users of regional data.

CIAT
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CIATData

The Inter-American Center of Tax Administrations (CIAT), aware of the need of the tax administrations of member countries and associate-member countries to access information in standard formats that facilitate analysis and allow easy comparison, presents the new CIATData service.

In CIATData you will find basic information about CIAT member countries and associate-member countries, such as a brief description of their tax system, the features of their tax administration and the recent evolution of their tax revenue. Likewise, the service enables querying Information Exchange Agreements and/or Double Taxation Agreements subscribed, historical comparisons of the rates from their main taxes and different tax indicators.

In the first phase, CIATData shall deliver more information for the Latin American area, but shall soon complete the information for all CIAT member and associate-member countries, to become one of the most complete free databases on the subject.

Additionally, we have been working to expeditiously update information on tax legislation. To such end, we rely on the usual invaluable support of all our member and associate-member countries.

IDB - OECD - CEPAL - CIAT
latameconomy.org

Estadísticas tributarias en América Latina

Una sólida serie de datos comparativos es crucial para facilitar el diálogo de política fiscal y la evaluación de reformas fiscales alternativas. El trabajo estadístico presentado en este sitio web tiene como objetivo proporcionar datos comparables a nivel internacional sobre niveles de imposición y estructuras de impuestos para una serie de países de América Latina y el Caribe (LAC) con el fin de ayudar a la tarea de formulación de la política fiscal.

La publicación Estadísticas tributarias en América Latina y el Caribe ha sido elaborada conjuntamente por la CIAT, la CEPAL, el BID y la OCDE, brindando datos comparables desde 1990 hasta 2013 sobre niveles de imposición y estructuras de impuestos para Argentina, Barbados, Bolivia, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, República Dominicana, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, México, Nicarauga, Panamá, Paraguay, Perú, Uruguay y Venezuela, además de datos a nivel de gobiernos subnacionales. Sigue el modelo de la base de datos de la publicación Revenue Statistics de la OCDE, la cual es una referencia fundamental gracias al soporte de su metodología establecida , para países miembros. Aplicar la metodología de la OCDE a América Latina y el Caribe posibilita la comparación de sistemas tributarios a partir de una base coherente en la region, entre los países latinoamericanos, y con los países de la OCDE.

Estádisticas tributarias en América Latina y el Caribe es parte de un programa más amplio (la Inciativa Fiscal LAC), la cual promueve el diálgo sobre política fiscal en América Latina y el Caribe, con el fin de mejor las políticas de imposición y gasto para apoyar el crecimiento económico y la redistribución del ingreso. Más información de este programa puede ser encontrada en www.oecd.org/tax/lacfiscal.

IEF
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BADESPE

The Economic database of the Spanish Public Sector (BADESPE) was created by the Institute of Fiscal Studies in order to make accessible the most relevant economic information about public sector activity. It contains information from all of Spain and for smaller areas: Autonomous Communities, local corporations, chartered territories, etc.

Taxation sources: Income tax microdata

In order to study the latest data available on income tax, the IEF in collaboration with the AEAT has designed the extraction of annual samples of this tax, to be representative enough for all types of analysis to be sufficiently reliable. At present income tax samples from Taxpayers and Exempted subjects for 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007 are available.

In recent years the IEF has created a statistical database in the form of a panel based on income tax information. At present income tax panel data can be requested from 1982 to 1998.

OCDE
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OECD Statical profile

The statistical profile includes a wide range of indicators for each country.