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>you pay the same in taxes as the basic income, for a net tax rate of zero I think this is the make believe part. In Australia, we have a goods and services ta
by drekipus 3y ago
>you pay the same in taxes as the basic income, for a net tax rate of zero
I think this is the make believe part. In Australia, we have a goods and services tax of 10% on every purchase, plus an income tax of around 19% for amounts from 18-45k (thats low/mid-low).
All in all, about 9k in tax for this low bracket. If we're paying that for all 26 million people here.. hey I guess that's probably pretty doable. Damn
- jiggawatts 3y agoThere is always some point with UBI where the effective tax rate is zero — because the negative tax and the positive tax cancel out. The specifics (GST/VAT) don’t matter.