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Cash has always been a trusted medium of exchange. Apart from convenience of payment, to what extent is going cashless useful for the common man ? It’s the same 💶 for all the countries !
Probably not that bad but i read that 1/10 of the pil is gone due to tax evasion. The problem are PMI (small and medium businesses) that evade every occasion they have (plumbers, hairdressers, clothes washing etc.) and so the people that can’t phisically evade (aka people with fixed salaries, employees) watch their taxes skyrocket and their services going down.
Plumbers, hairdressers, launderers are not business but extremely hard working people, who don’t deserve to get robbed by the legislations framed by the representatives of the corporates !!
Yeah everybody work hard, doesnt give you the right to literally rob the collectivity. Salarymen pay for a much larger portion of goverment budget cause they have the taxes paid for them without exeption. That seems fair to you? That people who are btw much more hit by inflation also have to pay higher taxes cause others egoistically evade? And for what? Because they dont evade to survive, i assure you. They need for a bigger suv. Sickening people
That’s the system of taxation. Your taxes get deducted even before you get the money in hand. So yes, on one hand your taxes are getting deducted and on the other, you’re paying through your nose during inflation. As l said, how many people know what are the actual sources of revenue for the government ??
Money has always been an illusion, but with digital system, you don’t even see what you’re working for, other than the blink of numbers on your mobile phone screen.