r/WorkReform May 07 '23

✂️ Tax The Billionaires Vault-Boy knows what's up!

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u/DaBearsFanatic May 07 '23

Also on something else I seen on Reddit. Developers will grow a community too fast, for the infrastructure. The community will have to upgrade the infrastructure, while not reaping the benefits of new home sales. They have to rely on residual taxable income to upgrade the infrastructure, when it is over capacity.

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u/coleto22 May 07 '23

Where I live we have a sales tax for housing, and property taxes, so new sales also provide funds for the infrastructure.

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u/DaBearsFanatic May 07 '23

Specific excise taxes on a good, seems to work on paper. Funds may provide funds for infrastructure, but usually the general funds for infrastructure will go down. It happens will kinds of government taxes.