RD4CP Policy Paper Part 2
Day 2,933, 02:36
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by Rusty D
Greetings eAustralia,
In part 2 of my Policy Paper, I want to talk about my Financial policies if I am lucky enough to be re-elected.
So lets begin.
Finance
Last term, Australia was lucky to play the money game and in turn manage to double the RBA's funds. But now with this extra money in the Australian coffers, I would like to try and find the best tax system that suits eAustralia.
If we look around at similar countries to ours, we will see many more making more money from taxes, but also some making less. During a CP term, we have the ability to trial some different taxes scenarios and take the data, analyise it and then see what suits eAustralia best.
Do not fear mass tax rises, I myself am someone who employs over 100 workers at the highest pay rates in eAustralia, I run quite a few factories as well. So you will not be alone in feeling the tax changes. But with this data and trailing, I am hoping to try and establish a progressive and workable tax structure to insure eAustralia's future is financially secure.
I plan on keeping the current region rental deal with eChile on going, both for the financial benefits and also the security benefits. However, I have been looking at rental deals for eAustralia these past couple of weeks, trying to secure some extra regions for eAustralia. These regions, I will be hoping to secure will help our bonuses expand, but also be ones where we do not have to worry too much about RWs effecting our agreements.
As always, if you have any questions or queries, please feel free to comment below or PM me.
Rusty D
Loyal servant of eAustralia
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If we steer clear of eUS tax levels, pretty much any combination works.
One of the bigger issues is a lack of people using WaM. That can make bulk WT contributions. Is there a way we can get more companies (RM companies are the easiest) into eAustralia?
In other words, rather than squeezing the few companies here for the last ounce of juice, how about we get more companies?
I would love to get more WRM and FRM companies here, but we need a concentrated tax plan to encourage it.
I am slowly building up my WRM business, but it is more about self sufficiency at the moment.
Unsure what you mean by WaM, but feel free to PM me with ideas.
pay or reimbursement must be enough for people to be willing to WaM . WRM and FRM have to be profitable enough for people to sell it. Which doesn't happen all that often, but depends on the number available on the market. Of course when it's expensive no one wants to buy it either. So finding a balance will be very important.