Taxes


 * Tax Reform: **
 * //A flat tax for everyone. //

If everyone is given a flat tax, that is equal amounts of money asked from everyone. This encourages people to get a good education and job so you won't be struggling to pay when you are older. There is only two types of taxes you pay; income and sales. The flat tax rate for income is 11%. You are given four weeks to mail 11% of your yearly income. The flat tax rate for sales is 2%. But for all alcohol, tobacco, cigarettes and non-healthy foods, the sales tax is raised to 5%. By raising the tax rate for these products, our nation will be healthier and more in control of their own bodies. This will also help stop obesity and unnecessary addictions. If your taxes are overdue, you must pay an additional 2%. Every ten days you are over due on sending in your taxes, and additional 2% is added. You must mail your income tax to the IRS (Internal Revenue Service) by April 15th.
 * //Tax Rates: //

Income tax - 11% Sales tax - 2% (for nutritious foods and all other items) - 5% (for all unhealthy and potentially harmful products)
 * //Where the taxes go. //

Sales tax is collected by the state department. The state redistributes the money to other places in that state. The income tax is given to the IRS, where they also redistribute the taxes money to where ever they are needed the most.