Taxation
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Taxation is one of the most common ways of getting money into governmental accounts.
Occupied regions
PCI = Partial Country Income
TCI = Total Country Income
TC = Tax Collected
BI = Base Income (20% for the country collecting the tax)
OR = The number of original regions of the country
CR = The number of original regions currently under control
For example, Greece has 10 regions and 2 of them are under the occupation of Finland and 1 is under the occupation of Sweden. Greece collects 1000 CC in taxes from its citizens.
OR = 10
TC = 1000
BI = 20%
CR (Greece) = 7
CR (Finland) = 2
CR (Sweden) = 1
TCI (Greece) = 760 CC
TCI (Finland) = 160 CC
TCI (Sweden) = 80 CC
The total income of a country (TCI) is the sum of PCI’s calculated for the original and non-original regions the country possesses.
For example, Finland controls a part of its original regions, but has also occupied regions from Greece and Belarus. Finland’s TCI will be:
TCI = PCI (Finland) + PCI (Greece) + PCI (Belarus)
Please note that even if a country has 0 regions, the base income is still 20%.
Work tax
If working as an employee - taken as a fixed percentage from the worker's salary.
If working as a general manager -VAT
Taken as a fixed percentage from every sold item on the marketplace.
Import tax
Taken as a fixed percentage from every sold item on the marketplace of a country different than the citizenship country of a seller.
City taxes
- The residential tax
- The property tax
See also