Autarky Act

Proposed by National Front Of Javosca · Voting closes 26 Dec 2024

🗳️ Open for voting

Rationale

The purpose of this budget is increasing our national reserves.

Proposed changes

  • Increase personal income tax rate on low earners from 10% to 15%
  • Increase personal income tax rate on medium earners from 17% to 20%
  • Increase personal income tax rate on high earners from 38% to 40%
  • Increase personal income tax rate on elite earners from 40% to 45%
  • Decrease spending on social welfare from $110.0bn to $90.0bn
  • Decrease spending on retirement from $290.0bn to $260.0bn
  • Decrease spending on healthcare from $350.0bn to $300.0bn
  • Decrease spending on education from $280.0bn to $250.0bn
  • Decrease spending on housing from $80.0bn to $60.0bn
  • Decrease spending on environment & climate from $25.0bn to $5.0bn
  • Decrease spending on arts, culture & media from $60.0bn to $30.0bn
  • Decrease spending on roads & highways from $48.2bn to $30.0bn
  • Decrease spending on public transport & rail from $38.6bn to $30.0bn
  • Decrease spending on energy infrastructure from $28.9bn to $20.0bn
  • Decrease spending on ports & airports from $19.3bn to $10.0bn

This will increase tax take by $207.8bn annually.

This will decrease total budgeted spending by $245.0bn annually.

This will increase the annual surplus from $79.1bn to $531.9bn.

Annual Budget

Annual tax take
$2,065.1bn $2,272.9bn
Annual spending
$1,490.1bn $1,245.1bn
Interest income
$14.2bn
Unchanged by this budget
Annual Surplus
$79.1bn $531.9bn
After $510.1bn a year already committed by global decisions

Would this budget deliver what voters demand?

Checked against the same test used when a budget passes. Nothing here is decided until the vote closes.

📣 Raise defence spending
❌ Would not be delivered
Voters want
$760 / person
Right now
$153 / person
Under this budget
$153 / person

This budget leaves the demand untouched. Short by $607 per person — $59.4bn a year more is needed.

📣 Raise healthcare spending
1 party pledged ❌ Would not be delivered
Voters want
$11000 / person
Right now
$3575 / person
Under this budget
$3064 / person

Short by $7936 per person — $776.9bn a year more is needed.

Every line of the budget as it would stand if this passes. Rows that change show the budget currently in force the new value.

Annual Taxes

Earning band Tax rate Tax take
Personal income tax: Low earners 10% 15% $85.7bn $128.6bn
Personal income tax: Medium earners 17% 20% $221.8bn $260.9bn
Personal income tax: High earners 38% 40% $1,297.6bn $1,365.9bn
Personal income tax: Elite earners 40% 45% $460.0bn $517.5bn
Total tax take $2,065.1bn $2,272.9bn

Annual Spending

Category $ per capita Amount
Social Welfare $1,124 $919 $110.0bn $90.0bn
Retirement $2,962 $2,656 $290.0bn $260.0bn
Healthcare $3,575 $3,064 $350.0bn $300.0bn
Education $2,860 $2,554 $280.0bn $250.0bn
Housing $817 $613 $80.0bn $60.0bn
Justice, Police & Internal Security $460 $45.0bn
Defence $153 $15.0bn
Environment & Climate $255 $51 $25.0bn $5.0bn
Business Support $1,021 $100.0bn
Arts, Culture & Media $613 $306 $60.0bn $30.0bn
Foreign Aid $1 $0.1bn
Roads & Highways $492 $306 $48.2bn $30.0bn
Public Transport & Rail $394 $306 $38.6bn $30.0bn
Energy Infrastructure $295 $204 $28.9bn $20.0bn
Ports & Airports $197 $102 $19.3bn $10.0bn
Total $1,490.1bn $1,245.1bn

Voting

You need an active party in Javosca to vote on this budget.

Vote tally

Currently failing

Senate

Failing
115Yes 103No 27Not voted 245 seats

For: 115 / 245 filled seats (46.9%) — needs 50.0%

Against: 103 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 27

Party Seats Vote
Javoscan Social Alliance "future" 27 Not voted
National Front Of Javosca Proposer 64 Yes
Peoples Progressional Front 51 Yes
Red Green Labor 103 No

Congress

Failing
254Yes 228No 61Not voted 543 seats

For: 254 / 543 filled seats (46.8%) — needs 50.0%

Against: 228 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 61

Party Seats Vote
Javoscan Social Alliance "future" 61 Not voted
National Front Of Javosca Proposer 141 Yes
Peoples Progressional Front 113 Yes
Red Green Labor 228 No

A budget passes once every legislature reaches its threshold, and fails immediately if a majority votes against. If neither happens, it resolves when voting closes.

Voting record

Every vote must state a public reason. Most recent first.

Red Green Labor
Voted Dec. 7, 2024
No

“This budget is not good it's increasing massive taxes on the working class and also cutting the subsidies they are getting”

Yes

“We need to keep the voters trust on our side and if they demand an increase than an increase is necessary. We do not want voters to bite us in the next election over a missed promise so its important to deliver we think they are demanding in a timely matter”

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