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Weapon taxes

Day 538, 10:26 • Published in Israel Israel

• by ma tai

I'll make it short. Like we saw in the last battle we are not producing enough weapons to support us if a war would start. I think we should have lower import taxes.

20% is enough to protect the local industry and give them advantage over imported weapons, but is lower enough so companies could import and our market will have enough weapons in time of war.

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Denisius Day 539, 01:11

The government has over 500 both Q1 and above level weapons in store for a real war. There is no need to shut down the local weapons industry just to provide weapons that are slightly cheaper.

Freedom Corporation Day 539, 04:37

we need more q4 ' q5 weapons in times of war !

eliberator Day 539, 22:14

mai tai, it seems that the tax of 20% is not so interesting. spain and romania have enough iron in their countries such as also the weapons are cheaper. the new tax is not so interesting.
freedom corporation: why do you think that we need more q4 and q5 weapons?? the most efficient for our people are the q3 weapons, and we have enough q3 weapons, and if the country need q4 and q5, it should buy with big tax. Tax will be back in our treasury. But right now, I cannot see any improvement in the wealth of our country!!! 20% is not an import tax which protects us. 20% is more like an VAT 🙂.

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