As Britain mulls over Philip Hammond's budget, are our taxes really that bad?

As the Chancellor’s budget continues to make waves, all Britons’ eyes are on their financial welfare.A new survey from the OECD economic think tank has shown that compared to other developed nations, taxes in the UK aren’t as high as plenty of other places.The OECD survey reveals that when income taxes, social security contributions, taxes on property, goods and services are all added together they account for 33.2% of the UK’s overall earnings.