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#1 Marcel the Great

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Posted 29 April 2016 - 10:39 PM

To make it short and easy to understand: Your country does NOTHING in order to enable you to get these medals or fight for a CO.

 

Work Tax: The country provides you recources and you pay Taxes so the country can finance a military to fight for or to defend recources. A fair deal.

 

VAT/Import Tax: The country has a Market and you pay Taxes to use it. Alternatively you can pay taxes to another country to use its market. Fair deal.

 

 

Now the CC Medals and CO....

 

True Patriot Medal: You fight for your country, get rewarded by the game and now your country takes money from you because you helped it/fought for it, really?

You have to pay taxes to your country to fight for your country!?

 

FF/Mercenary Medal: You fight for random battles for random countries and against random countries. Use weapons, food nand get rewarded by the game. Now your country grabs into your pocket and takes taxes for it!? The country did nothing to make it possible to fight in battles, but wants to take taxes?

 

CO: Same principle. You fight for a Random MU/Country, your country mosly has nothing to do with it, but takes taxes. WTF?

 



#2 Citizen 2806484

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Posted 29 April 2016 - 11:15 PM

It's not a big deal. Serbia has 5% work tax. This means that the tax for medal will be only 50 cc. You will get 950 cc.
For CO if you fight for 10cc/mil, you will get 9.5 cc.

Btw, in real life, if you win the Jackpot from the lottery, you will also be taxed.

Edited by LIKE A B0SS, 29 April 2016 - 11:16 PM.

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#3 Marcel the Great

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Posted 30 April 2016 - 07:22 AM

Btw, in real life, if you win the Jackpot from the lottery, you will also be taxed.

 

 

This is a game, not RL.

 

 

In RL you also have to pay taxes for money gifted to you. In Germany if it's more than 100k € in 10 years.

I don't think that even one player would like taxes on donations.


Edited by Marcel the Great, 30 April 2016 - 07:24 AM.


#4 Major Trite

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Posted 30 April 2016 - 08:14 PM

This is a game, not RL.

 

 

In RL you also have to pay taxes for money gifted to you. In Germany if it's more than 100k € in 10 years.

I don't think that even one player would like taxes on donations.

 

 

LOL, you can always quit, I do not think the Admins care one way or the other, nor can I blame them



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Posted 28 May 2016 - 12:38 PM

it gives countries with no territories a income stream.   at least from my understanding. 

 

if a country is wipped, they have no territores so not one can buy goods from their market.  so they get no VAT nor import taxes. 

 

if a country is wipped they have no factories in their territories so they get no tax from workers. 

 

 

the only way a country can get tax is if they tax what the citizens earn with medals. 

 

I could be miss understanding how things are taxed though. 






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