Taxation Reform of 2017

Proposed by Progressive Democrats · Passed 14 Sep 2017

✅ Passed

Rationale

The current tax rate is 25% across all classes of earners. While the low and middle earners suffer, the elite and the high earners jump with joy. This aims to tilt the balance towards the high and elite earners and change the annual deficit to an annual surplus.

Figures show the previous budget where they changed the new value.

Annual Taxes

Earning band Tax rate
Personal income tax: Low earners 25% 20%
Personal income tax: Medium earners 25% 20%
Personal income tax: High earners 25% 37%
Personal income tax: Elite earners 25% 37%

Annual Spending

Category $ per capita Amount
Social Welfare $848 $20.7bn
Retirement $2,971 $72.5bn
Healthcare $2,123 $51.8bn
Education $1,275 $31.1bn
Housing $426 $10.4bn
Justice, Police & Internal Security $529 $12.9bn
Defence $742 $18.1bn
Environment & Climate $213 $5.2bn
Business Support $320 $7.8bn
Arts, Culture & Media $213 $5.2bn
Foreign Aid $213 $5.2bn
Roads & Highways $265 $6.5bn
Public Transport & Rail $212 $5.2bn
Energy Infrastructure $159 $3.9bn
Ports & Airports $106 $2.6bn
Total $259.0bn

Vote tally

National Congress

Passed
156Yes 0No 144Not voted 300 seats

For: 156 / 300 filled seats (52.0%) — needs 50.0%

Against: 0 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 144

Party Seats Vote
Progressive Democrats Proposer 156 Yes
Republicans 60 Not voted
Solonia Reform League 0 Not voted
Unity League 146 Not voted

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