What is a digital services tax (DST)?

A DST is a tax on revenues of large digital companies from services involving user participation, such as online marketplaces, social media, and search advertising. Rates typically range from 2–3% of gross revenues.

Will DSTs be replaced by the OECD Pillar One agreement?

The OECD Pillar One agreement aims to reallocate taxing rights to market countries. If enacted, most countries agreed to remove their DSTs. Implementation has been delayed repeatedly.

Digital Services Tax by Jurisdiction Tool

Compare Digital Services Taxes (DST) across 30+ jurisdictions. UK charges 2% on search/social/marketplaces above £500M global revenue. France 3%, India 6% equalisation levy, Italy 3%, Spain 3%.

Principal ($)

Annual Rate (%)

Years

Compounding / Year

$ Finance Disclaimer: These calculators are for educational and illustrative purposes only. Results do not constitute financial advice. Consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment or borrowing decisions.

How It Works

Compare Digital Services Taxes (DST) across 30+ jurisdictions. UK charges 2% on search/social/marketplaces above £500M global revenue. France 3%, India 6% equalisation levy, Italy 3%, Spain 3%

Each component has a specific meaning:

30+ jurisdictions — The 30+ jurisdictions recorded for the scenario being assessed.

Note: Interpret the digital services tax result against the thresholds and context described above.

How to Use

Enter the 30+ jurisdictions for the scenario you are assessing. Compare Digital Services Taxes (DST) across 30+ jurisdictions. UK charges 2% on search/social/marketplaces above £500M global revenue. France 3%, India 6% equalisation levy, Italy 3%, Spain 3%. Use the digital services tax result to inform your calculation.

Related Calculators

UK Digital Services VAT

Tax & Legal

India GST Tiers