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=== Article 1: New Taxes === |
=== Article 1: New Taxes === |
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1.1 - Creates a flat tax on all the profits generated in Kodiak by multinational corporations, regardless of where they are headquartered or based in.<blockquote>1.1.1 - Sets the annual Diverted Profits Tax to 25%.</blockquote>1.2 - Creates a flat payroll tax levied on employers in proportion to the salaries paid to employees.<blockquote>1.2.1 - Sets the Payroll Tax to |
1.1 - Creates a flat tax on all the profits generated in Kodiak by multinational corporations, regardless of where they are headquartered or based in.<blockquote>1.1.1 - Sets the annual Diverted Profits Tax to 25%.</blockquote>1.2 - Creates a flat payroll tax levied on employers in proportion to the salaries paid to employees.<blockquote>1.2.1 - Sets the Payroll Tax to 5%.</blockquote>1.3 - Creates a flat tax on families with more than one home on the value of all their residential property.<blockquote>1.3.1 - Sets the Property Tax to 1%. |
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1.3.2 - A single family home is defined as: a free-standing residential building. Single-family homes are designed to be used as a single-dwelling unit, with one owner, no shared walls, and its own land. Town houses are also defined as a single-family home as long as these dwellings are separated by a ground-to-roof wall.</blockquote>1.4 - Creates a flat tax on all luxury goods sold. <blockquote>1.4.1 - Sets the Luxury Goods Tax to 9% of the gross sale price. This is appended onto the existing Point of Sale Tax.</blockquote> |
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=== Article 2: Repeal of Existing Taxes === |
=== Article 2: Repeal of Existing Taxes === |
Revision as of 19:21, 23 March 2023
Article 1: New Taxes
1.1 - Creates a flat tax on all the profits generated in Kodiak by multinational corporations, regardless of where they are headquartered or based in.
1.1.1 - Sets the annual Diverted Profits Tax to 25%.
1.2 - Creates a flat payroll tax levied on employers in proportion to the salaries paid to employees.
1.2.1 - Sets the Payroll Tax to 5%.
1.3 - Creates a flat tax on families with more than one home on the value of all their residential property.
1.3.1 - Sets the Property Tax to 1%. 1.3.2 - A single family home is defined as: a free-standing residential building. Single-family homes are designed to be used as a single-dwelling unit, with one owner, no shared walls, and its own land. Town houses are also defined as a single-family home as long as these dwellings are separated by a ground-to-roof wall.
1.4 - Creates a flat tax on all luxury goods sold.
1.4.1 - Sets the Luxury Goods Tax to 9% of the gross sale price. This is appended onto the existing Point of Sale Tax.
Article 2: Repeal of Existing Taxes
2.1 - Repeal The Micro-Enterprises Act, 649.