Taxes on wage income vary heavily around the world.

世界各地的工资税率大不相同。

The OECD recently published a report comparing the tax burden on wages in the world's developed economies. One of the main measures the OECD used in the report is the "tax wedge". This is a combination of personal income taxes with both employer- and employee-paid payroll and social security taxes, minus any cash benefits received by the taxpayer. OECD calculated the average tax wedge for various family types in each of the 34 OECD countries.

经济合作与发展组织(以下简称经合组织)近日发布了一份报告，对世界发达国家的工资税收负担进行了比较。报告中，经合组织将“税收楔子作为主要评估对象之一。它是指由雇主和雇员支付的个人所得税，加上社会保险税，减去纳税人获得的现金收益。经合组织对其34个成员国内不同类型家庭的平均税收楔子进行了计算。

We took a closer look at how tax wedges have changed for an average full-time worker between the time before the Great Recession and the present. The country with the highest average tax burden — Belgium, at 55.6% of income — and the lowest — Chile, at just 7.0% — both saw no change between 2007 and 2014.

我们仔细分析了从经济危机前至今，普通全职工人的税收楔子是如何变化的。2007至2014之间，税收负担最重的国家(比利时，占收入的55.6%)和最低的国家(智利，只占7.0%)的税收楔子都没有变化。

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