European Environmentally Related Tax Revenue from Taxes on Transport in Rental and Leasing Activities by Country

The Netherlands leads in environmentally related tax revenue from transport in rental and leasing, with significant revenue standing out amidst other European countries in 2023. Denmark, with notable revenue, saw a slight decrease in the previous year, contrasting with Italy's robust growth. Emerging markets like the Czech Republic and Estonia showed strong year-on-year growth, while Romania suffered a significant decrease. Mature markets like Germany and France exhibited modest increases. However, countries like Cyprus and Greece faced declines, highlighting the varying dynamics within Europe. Over the last five years, Poland showed the most consistent upward trajectory in compound annual growth rate (CAGR).

Future trends to watch include increasing emphasis on green energy and eco-friendly transport policies, which could spur tax revenue growth in countries focusing on sustainable transport solutions. Additionally, Eastern European countries may present significant growth opportunities as they align policies with broader European environmental goals. Advancements in electric and shared mobility solutions will likely impact revenue structures across the continent. Monitoring these trends will be critical for forecasting long-term changes in environmentally related tax revenues in the transport sector.