A tax hell is pejorative term used in politics to criticize a country's rate of taxation,[1][2] or its onerous tax bureaucracy.
[3][4][5] The term has been used by fiscal conservatives and right-wing libertarians to criticize what they regard as oppressive tax policies of countries including Argentina, Belarus, Germany, Mexico, Spain, Haiti, and France.
[6][7][8] In some cases, the effective tax pressure is difficult to measure for a comparison.
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