Tax RankingsSignal
One ranked view of every jurisdiction that matters.
Compare multiple jurisdictions across six income types and sub-national rates. See where you stand and where you could be, with the date each rate was checked.
Tax rankings
Headline rates across countries, lowest first · Example
Tax on investment profits. Lowest first, equal rates share a rank.
| Rank | Country | Rate | vs your residency | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| =1 | 5 countries share first place | 0% | Show all | |
| #6 | United States | 20% | -4% | |
| #7 | United KingdomYou | 24% | Your residency | |
| #8 | Germany | 26.38% | +2% | |
| #9 | Portugal | 28% | +4% |
What you get.
Tax Rankings replaces directories and out-of-date PDFs with one sortable view of the jurisdictions Heed covers. Statutory rates across six income types, plus sub-national breakdowns where they actually matter, all sourced and dated.
Multiple jurisdictions in one ranked, sortable view
Six income types. Personal, capital gains, dividends, crypto, rental, corporate
Sub-national rates for US states, Swiss cantons, Canadian provinces, Spanish autonomies
Every rate carries a last-verified date, with a primary-source link where available
How it works.
- 01
Pick an income type
Toggle between capital gains, crypto, dividends, employment, rental, and corporate in one click.
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Sort and filter live
Rankings update against the live dataset. Filter by region.
- 03
Drill into a jurisdiction
Open any country for the full rate breakdown, sub-national rates, source citations, and last-verified date.
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Compare side-by-side
Pin jurisdictions next to each other to spot the bands where you are losing, or gaining, the most.
Pairs well with.
Same income, two places
Scenario Planner
Take any two jurisdictions from the rankings and model the actual delta on your real position.
New rules for income earned abroad
A short brief, the official source, and what to ask your accountant.
Change Feed
Get alerted when a rate changes in a jurisdiction you care about, once the change is verified.
What changed in Portugal this month?
One change affects you: new rules for income earned abroad. Here is what it says, with the official source.
Ask Heed
Push any rate into a deeper question, treaty interactions, regime overlaps, residency rules.
Questions, answered.
Rates carry a last-verified date and a primary-source link where available so your accountant can audit them. Verification cadence can change; use the timestamp rather than assuming every row was refreshed on a fixed schedule.
Heed holds state, canton, province, and autonomous-region rates for the eight countries where they meaningfully change the answer: US, Canada, Switzerland, Spain, India, Malaysia, Belgium, and Australia. Rows proven from an official source say so; the rest are still being verified.
Tax Rankings comes with Signal: every jurisdiction we track, all six income types, side-by-side comparison, and the full numeric breakdown, with sub-national rates included. Pro adds the one-click hand-off into Scenario Planner for a modelled delta.
Enacted changes reach the feed as soon as they are verified against their official source. Underlying jurisdiction rates are re-checked on a rolling basis, stalest first; each row shows its last-verified date so you always know how fresh the number is.
National tax authorities plus dependencies and territories with their own tax code (Hong Kong, Cayman, Jersey, Puerto Rico, etc.). A wide set across Europe, Middle East, APAC, Americas, and Africa.
Something else? Ask.
Answered from this FAQ by our assistant. Questions about your own taxes belong in Ask Heed, inside Heed.