Income tax percetages should be the other way round
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Income tax percetages should be the other way round
I believe that we should reward success, not punish it. So to incentivise hard work we should reverse income tax percentages.
So for the x thousand you earn you are taxed 50%. so on and so on until you reach £150 000 when you are taxed nothing.
I have faith this will encourage hard work and graft. -
Re: Income tax percetages should be the other way round(Original post by Snippetor)
I don't think people would simply leave employment, they would fulfill their moral obligation to work
This. Always. Happens.
Someone starts a troll thread, and they make it seem like a genuine post (successful troll is successful). And then they try and 'up their game' by posting another comment. However the comment they post is so utterly stupid and blatantly written to inspire anger, that the troll gives him/herself away, and thus, fails. -
Re: Income tax percetages should be the other way roundTaxes should be regressive. Poor people will work harder to get into the lower tax bracket. We should live in a world that rewards achievement, not failure.(Original post by ultimate mashup)
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Re: Income tax percetages should be the other way roundYes, what a great idea.(Original post by Snippetor)
I believe that we should reward success, not punish it. So to incentivise hard work we should reverse income tax percentages.
So for the x thousand you earn you are taxed 50%. so on and so on until you reach £150 000 when you are taxed nothing.
I have faith this will encourage hard work and graft.