Taxation is based on income.

A basic income points in the same direction.

For ever 3000 Euros spent, 500 Euros will be taxed.

The room charge is 100 USD a night plus tax.

The room charge is 100 a night plus tax.

It costs 100 a night not counting tax.

The most obvious solution is to take from those who earn the most.

Or

Then all the employees would have the same income

The state would already have the money for a basic income, through the taxes it receives.

Earning an extra 1000 Euros would results in a total income of 2000, and so on.

But there are also taxes in the price, that can't be seen, and that arise during the value adding chain.

Interviewer No, everyone would earn what they earn.

And then this is the total cash outflow after adding back the income tax savings.

But this time not starting with question 'how can it be financed?', but rather asking how VAT can be made more social?

It's going to be taxes.

So let's see.

And therefore no real tax will have been payed, and none received.

Did you pay the taxes?

Tax records.

I love my work, I enjoy it, but surely there are some people who couldn't be motivated anymore.

Don't you think that the taxes are too heavy in Japan?

My taxes pay your salary, you runt!

Another big salad crop from the forest garden are lime leaves.

It's like magic.

Lady behind the till First of all I'd have to admit that this amount wouldn't be enough for me

No taxes, no social security, No credit card bills, no previous address.

Your tax dollars at work.

I've got to pay taxes now?

Maybe travel, look after someone else, go back to studying...'

It starts off with much smaller differences in earnings before tax.

Easy!

It has become a requirement for EU membership.

What are you charging her?

How much?

Are they paying for it?

Not out of a personal incentive.

Everyone will get their VAT reimbursed in order to cover basic needs.

The lower third represents the price for making the Latte Macchiato.

This reimbursement is the basic income.

Wages contain income tax, costs for fringe benefits and social costs.

And of course the difference is the money that he had to spend on tax.

Rooms are 29.99 plus tax. Comes to 34.50.

Low taxes, land of opportunity.

Something, so you want more?