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− | Import | + | '''Import tax''' is a tax set forth by the [[Country administration]] that decrease the earning cutting out the tax from the price of items at the [[marketplace]] when [[citizen]] selling the item doesn't have a [[citizenship]] of the [[country]]. Tax revenue is added to the country's account. |
− | Example: If a citizen with Spanish citizenship decides to sell one unit of [[Food]] at the marketplace in France for $1.00, and France's import tax for food is 50%, and France' | + | ;Example: ''If a citizen with Spanish citizenship decides to sell one unit of [[Food]] at the marketplace in France for '''$1.00''', and France's '''import tax''' for food is '''50%''', and France '''[[VAT]]''' is '''5%''', then the '''earning''' for the seller will be only '''$0.45 (1.00 - 55%)'''.'' |
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+ | So the import tax is now a real loss for the seller, and not anymore just an obstacle for the price competitivity. | ||
This new way of taxation makes the export activity almost always less profitable than placing offers on the local market. | This new way of taxation makes the export activity almost always less profitable than placing offers on the local market. | ||
Tax rates can be viewed by clicking on the [[Economy]] tab on [[Country stats]]. | Tax rates can be viewed by clicking on the [[Economy]] tab on [[Country stats]]. | ||
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*[[Income Tax]] | *[[Income Tax]] | ||
*[[VAT]] | *[[VAT]] | ||
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{{Back|Taxes}} | {{Back|Taxes}} | ||
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[[Category:Laws]][[Category:ERepublik Legacy Articles]] | [[Category:Laws]][[Category:ERepublik Legacy Articles]] |
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Import tax is a tax set forth by the Country administration that decrease the earning cutting out the tax from the price of items at the marketplace when citizen selling the item doesn't have a citizenship of the country. Tax revenue is added to the country's account.
- Example
- If a citizen with Spanish citizenship decides to sell one unit of Food at the marketplace in France for $1.00, and France's import tax for food is 50%, and France VAT is 5%, then the earning for the seller will be only $0.45 (1.00 - 55%).
So the import tax is now a real loss for the seller, and not anymore just an obstacle for the price competitivity. This new way of taxation makes the export activity almost always less profitable than placing offers on the local market.
Tax rates can be viewed by clicking on the Economy tab on Country stats.