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>> so it's like we (EU residents) get a tiny rebate on our taxes. Don't know specifically about this scenario, but I've never seen a government's general reven
by skeeter2020 2y ago
>> so it's like we (EU residents) get a tiny rebate on our taxes.
Don't know specifically about this scenario, but I've never seen a government's general revenues account treated like this. Governments rarely pay "dividends" - unless you're a targeted voting block they decide to go after.
- rsynnott 2y agoThe EU, specifically, essentially runs a balanced budget, so increased revenue from stuff other than member state contributions will reduce the required member state contributions. Of course how each member state funds those and what it does with them if they get cheaper is up to that member state.