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Day 465, 13:27 • Published in South Korea USA

• by Walter Bruce Willis

Well there is a new Food tax proposal except the Income tax is too low.

I'd like you to vote no on this, You can make another one, but keep income tax at 5 %

Which actually make the Import tax 35%.

So vote no and next time Try 35% Import tax and keep the income tax at 5%.

My fault I had on 25% accidently, 35% is what I ment.

Lowering income tax will lower country profit and it is reasonable between 5-12%

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Francis DeBoyle Day 465, 13:30

Reading your articles, you seem to think that you are in charge of us. I voted yes to this.

Walter Bruce Willis Day 465, 13:53

Actually no I don't Im telling you what to do to make it better.

Peter de LusionisT Bae Day 465, 14:06

I had to go with no on this one, import tax has to be at 50% though.

A-M doesn't really know what lower import tax would do to us...;;

Gibraltar Holdings Day 465, 16:04

I'd be happy with the same income tax rate across ALL the manufacturing industries - The level is really dependent on how much the government reckons it can earn from 'Gib F', 'KK', 'Kings, 'Garnata' and 'SKW' against making sure that they allow enough cash to be earned by those companies workers to be available for food, etc...

On import taxes - I'm fine with anything above 5% but Merolk and Parrott may have a different opinion.

Walter Bruce Willis Day 465, 16:12

Income or import?

Gibraltar Holdings Day 465, 16:16

Income Levels - Don't care to much as a company as I'll adjust workers pay to ensure access to food. As a SKorean, I'd prefer 1% income tax to attract workers and allow our current workers to purchase better Q food as well as guns, gifts, houses, etc...

Also, Can we actually decide on the tax levels for food?

Whilst I enjoy seeing 'Democracy in action' - Keeping track of the levels and the discussion areas and replies for them is starting to become a chore and a bore!

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