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by RedRooste
Okays so as a Libertarian I have learned to hate taxes, however... sometimes in this game it is necessary to sacrifice some. It bothers me to say it but, taxes are extremely necessary. We must replenish our treasury... so we can go to WAR!!!
Sincerely,
RedRooste
-Wyoming Congressman
-CEO of Millenion
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Comments
Well said. Voted.
RL tax preferences don't migrate well into eRepublik. It's good for people to understand this is a game that obeys game mechanics.
And congratulations on your congressional term, good luck!
20% income is to account for US citizens not pouring every dollar extra they earn into the government like other country's citizens do.
Take off that congressman label, you multied to win...
20% across all business sectors, looks like the highest taxes in the world. What I fear, is that we use this to provide high quality weapons, and wellness packs, for a very few elite members of our nation - so that they can play this game at a very high level. It might be smarter to buy many lower quality weapons, and distribute them more widely, so that more citizens can gain experience and military rank.
Equity. Value.
they've actually proved it's more cost effective to do exactly what you said. that meaning less gold per damage :0