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by Irredento » Wed May 15, 2013 11:05 pm

by Regnum Dominae » Sat May 18, 2013 2:31 pm
NATIONAL TAX ACT
Urgency: High
Sponsors: Regnum Dominae (LFP)
Co-Sponsors:
(1) REPEAL OF THE TAXATION ACT
(a) The Taxation Act shall be rendered null and void.
(2) INCOME TAX
(a) Direct taxes on personal income ("income tax") shall be levied on all adult citizens at a flat rate of 20 percent of earned income. From the income tax, there shall be a standard deduction that is regionally adjusted for cost of living.
(b) The deduction shall always exceed $15,000 Aurentine dollars, and shall never exceed $30,000 Aurentine dollars.
(c) Aside from the aforementioned standard deduction, there shall be no other deductions, exemptions, or special cases.
(3) BUSINESS TAX
(a) A tax ("business tax") shall be levied on all businesses at a flat rate of 15 percent of its profits.
(b) This tax shall not apply to businesses which have been in existence for less than two years.
(c) Businesses which have made a net loss in the past year shall not pay the business tax.
(d) From the business tax, there shall be a standard deduction of $400,000 Aurentine dollars.
(e) Aside from the aforementioned standard deduction, there shall be no other deductions, exemptions, or special cases.
(4) SALES TAX
(a) A value-added tax ("sales tax") shall be levied on all purchases within Aurentina.
(b) Purchases of essential goods, not conducted over the Internet, shall have a value-added rate of 8 percent.
(c) Purchases of non-essential goods, not conducted over the Internet, shall have a value-added rate of 20 percent.
(d) Purchases of essential goods, conducted over the Internet, shall have a value-added rate of 4 percent.
(e) Purchases of non-essential goods, conducted over the Internet, shall have a value-added rate of 10 percent.

by Harbertia » Sat May 18, 2013 8:00 pm
Regnum Dominae wrote:NATIONAL TAX ACT
Urgency: High
Sponsors: Regnum Dominae (LFP)
Co-Sponsors:
(1) REPEAL OF THE TAXATION ACT
(a) The Taxation Act shall be rendered null and void.
(2) INCOME TAX
(a) Direct taxes on personal income ("income tax") shall be levied on all adult citizens at a flat rate of 20 percent of earned income. From the income tax, there shall be a standard deduction that is regionally adjusted for cost of living.
(b) The deduction shall always exceed $15,000 Aurentine dollars, and shall never exceed $30,000 Aurentine dollars.
(c) Aside from the aforementioned standard deduction, there shall be no other deductions, exemptions, or special cases.
(3) BUSINESS TAX
(a) A tax ("business tax") shall be levied on all businesses at a flat rate of 15 percent of its profits.
(b) This tax shall not apply to businesses which have been in existence for less than two years.
(c) Businesses which have made a net loss in the past year shall not pay the business tax.
(d) From the business tax, there shall be a standard deduction of $400,000 Aurentine dollars.
(e) Aside from the aforementioned standard deduction, there shall be no other deductions, exemptions, or special cases.
(4) SALES TAX
(a) A value-added tax ("sales tax") shall be levied on all purchases within Aurentina.
(b) Purchases of essential goods, not conducted over the Internet, shall have a value-added rate of 8 percent.
(c) Purchases of non-essential goods, not conducted over the Internet, shall have a value-added rate of 20 percent.
(d) Purchases of essential goods, conducted over the Internet, shall have a value-added rate of 4 percent.
(e) Purchases of non-essential goods, conducted over the Internet, shall have a value-added rate of 10 percent.
Made a few revisions. What do you guys think?

by The United Soviet Socialist Republic » Sat May 18, 2013 8:02 pm
Othelos wrote:What do you guys think of this bill?Child Labor Restriction Act
Drafted by: Othelos (PC) and Lanos (PC)
Co-sponsors: Britcan (TR)
Noting the danger of children working in jobs best left for adults,
Realizing that without educational attainment, a person is likely to be stuck in poverty for the duration of his or her life,
Understanding that restricting the ability for children to be employed and requiring school attendance will improve society in the long run,
Hereby adopts this act as a measure to improve society and the lives of the citizens of Aurentia.
Section A: Age Restrictions
1. No person under the age of 14 may be employed in a job, with the exception of acting, modeling, or musical activities, with parental consent. These jobs may not take place during school hours on school days.
2. Persons of ages 14 through 17 are permitted to obtain jobs in the aforementioned positions, and any other job, unless restricted by the employer. However, they are not permitted to obtain jobs that are dangerous. This excludes persons of 16 and 17 years of age, who may be employed in a position in dangerous jobs with explicit parental consent.
4. Persons of ages over 17 are permitted to be employed in any job desired, unless restricted by the employer.
Section B: Education
1. All persons under the age of 16 are required to attend school, and may not be employed in jobs that require working during school hours on school days.
2. Persons of age 16 or 17 may drop out of school and be employed full time, with parental consent. This excludes persons 18 years old or older, who may drop out of school and be employed full time without parental consent.
Section C: Rights of Employed Minors
1. Employed minors shall receive the same workplace rights and privileges as their adult co-workers, unless said privileges are already kept from them under the law.
Section D: Definitions
1. Dangerous jobs are defined as jobs that have a distinct possibility of severely harming the worker physically, causing death, or causing undue stress because of tasks the job requires.
2. Acting is defined as the art or occupation of performing in plays, movies, internet productions, television productions, or future mediums of entertainment. Persons under the age of 18 may not be employed in a position that requires nudity or sexual activity.
3. Modeling is defined as the work of a fashion model. Persons under the age of 18 may not be employed in a position that requires nudity or sexual activity.
4. Musical activities are defined as activities that showcase the musical talent of an individual or group.
5. A minor is defined as a person below the age of 18.

by Maryginia » Sat May 18, 2013 8:56 pm

by Old Tyrannia » Sun May 19, 2013 12:13 am
Maryginia wrote:Not trying to be nitpicky, and I understand Old tyrannia has RL to deal with, but, my name is still listed as a member of the party, just wanted to let you guys know in case you forgot, as I did resign from the party.

by Transoxthraxia » Sun May 19, 2013 4:35 am
The United Soviet Socialist Republic wrote:Othelos wrote:What do you guys think of this bill?Child Labor Restriction Act
Drafted by: Othelos (PC) and Lanos (PC)
Co-sponsors: Britcan (TR)
Noting the danger of children working in jobs best left for adults,
Realizing that without educational attainment, a person is likely to be stuck in poverty for the duration of his or her life,
Understanding that restricting the ability for children to be employed and requiring school attendance will improve society in the long run,
Hereby adopts this act as a measure to improve society and the lives of the citizens of Aurentia.
Section A: Age Restrictions
1. No person under the age of 14 may be employed in a job, with the exception of acting, modeling, or musical activities, with parental consent. These jobs may not take place during school hours on school days.
2. Persons of ages 14 through 17 are permitted to obtain jobs in the aforementioned positions, and any other job, unless restricted by the employer. However, they are not permitted to obtain jobs that are dangerous. This excludes persons of 16 and 17 years of age, who may be employed in a position in dangerous jobs with explicit parental consent.
4. Persons of ages over 17 are permitted to be employed in any job desired, unless restricted by the employer.
Section B: Education
1. All persons under the age of 16 are required to attend school, and may not be employed in jobs that require working during school hours on school days.
2. Persons of age 16 or 17 may drop out of school and be employed full time, with parental consent. This excludes persons 18 years old or older, who may drop out of school and be employed full time without parental consent.
Section C: Rights of Employed Minors
1. Employed minors shall receive the same workplace rights and privileges as their adult co-workers, unless said privileges are already kept from them under the law.
Section D: Definitions
1. Dangerous jobs are defined as jobs that have a distinct possibility of severely harming the worker physically, causing death, or causing undue stress because of tasks the job requires.
2. Acting is defined as the art or occupation of performing in plays, movies, internet productions, television productions, or future mediums of entertainment. Persons under the age of 18 may not be employed in a position that requires nudity or sexual activity.
3. Modeling is defined as the work of a fashion model. Persons under the age of 18 may not be employed in a position that requires nudity or sexual activity.
4. Musical activities are defined as activities that showcase the musical talent of an individual or group.
5. A minor is defined as a person below the age of 18.
I oppose this bill immensely.
The Nuclear Fist wrote:Transoxthraxia confirmed for shit taste

by Divitaen » Sun May 19, 2013 5:54 am

by Othelos » Sun May 19, 2013 10:14 am
The United Soviet Socialist Republic wrote:Othelos wrote:What do you guys think of this bill?Child Labor Restriction Act
Drafted by: Othelos (PC) and Lanos (PC)
Co-sponsors: Britcan (TR)
Noting the danger of children working in jobs best left for adults,
Realizing that without educational attainment, a person is likely to be stuck in poverty for the duration of his or her life,
Understanding that restricting the ability for children to be employed and requiring school attendance will improve society in the long run,
Hereby adopts this act as a measure to improve society and the lives of the citizens of Aurentia.
Section A: Age Restrictions
1. No person under the age of 14 may be employed in a job, with the exception of acting, modeling, or musical activities, with parental consent. These jobs may not take place during school hours on school days.
2. Persons of ages 14 through 17 are permitted to obtain jobs in the aforementioned positions, and any other job, unless restricted by the employer. However, they are not permitted to obtain jobs that are dangerous. This excludes persons of 16 and 17 years of age, who may be employed in a position in dangerous jobs with explicit parental consent.
4. Persons of ages over 17 are permitted to be employed in any job desired, unless restricted by the employer.
Section B: Education
1. All persons under the age of 16 are required to attend school, and may not be employed in jobs that require working during school hours on school days.
2. Persons of age 16 or 17 may drop out of school and be employed full time, with parental consent. This excludes persons 18 years old or older, who may drop out of school and be employed full time without parental consent.
Section C: Rights of Employed Minors
1. Employed minors shall receive the same workplace rights and privileges as their adult co-workers, unless said privileges are already kept from them under the law.
Section D: Definitions
1. Dangerous jobs are defined as jobs that have a distinct possibility of severely harming the worker physically, causing death, or causing undue stress because of tasks the job requires.
2. Acting is defined as the art or occupation of performing in plays, movies, internet productions, television productions, or future mediums of entertainment. Persons under the age of 18 may not be employed in a position that requires nudity or sexual activity.
3. Modeling is defined as the work of a fashion model. Persons under the age of 18 may not be employed in a position that requires nudity or sexual activity.
4. Musical activities are defined as activities that showcase the musical talent of an individual or group.
5. A minor is defined as a person below the age of 18.
I oppose this bill immensely.

by The United Soviet Socialist Republic » Sun May 19, 2013 10:20 am

by Transoxthraxia » Sun May 19, 2013 10:22 am
The Nuclear Fist wrote:Transoxthraxia confirmed for shit taste

by Othelos » Sun May 19, 2013 10:57 am
Transoxthraxia wrote:The United Soviet Socialist Republic wrote:I tend to oppose any bill that creates age restrictions on labor. I consider it a violation of freedoms.
Seconded.
Having a similar experience, I can safely say working at an age younger than fourteen is completely fine, safe, and can benefit a family.

by Transoxthraxia » Sun May 19, 2013 11:00 am
Othelos wrote:Transoxthraxia wrote:Seconded.
Having a similar experience, I can safely say working at an age younger than fourteen is completely fine, safe, and can benefit a family.
Yeah, not all places are safe for children to be working. Kids should focus on getting an education so if and when they have a family, they can do well for themselves.
The Nuclear Fist wrote:Transoxthraxia confirmed for shit taste

by Othelos » Sun May 19, 2013 11:18 am
Transoxthraxia wrote:Othelos wrote:Yeah, not all places are safe for children to be working. Kids should focus on getting an education so if and when they have a family, they can do well for themselves.
No, they aren't. Many places aren't at all. However, some are, so long as there is adequate adult supervision. Therefore, instead of banning or restricting child labour to stupid music and modelling things, which do more damage to children than actual jobs do, how about there is a set list of jobs that are, with adult supervision, allowed for children over the age, of, say, eleven?

by Transoxthraxia » Sun May 19, 2013 11:19 am
Othelos wrote:Transoxthraxia wrote:
No, they aren't. Many places aren't at all. However, some are, so long as there is adequate adult supervision. Therefore, instead of banning or restricting child labour to stupid music and modelling things, which do more damage to children than actual jobs do, how about there is a set list of jobs that are, with adult supervision, allowed for children over the age, of, say, eleven?
If you come up with a list, I'd be happy to consider your suggestion.
The Nuclear Fist wrote:Transoxthraxia confirmed for shit taste

by Diopolis » Sun May 19, 2013 11:20 am

by Transoxthraxia » Sun May 19, 2013 11:22 am
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by Transoxthraxia » Sun May 19, 2013 11:25 am
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by Eliasonia » Mon May 20, 2013 4:57 pm
Maineiacs wrote:There once was a man from Belfast
Whose balls were constructed of brass.
In stormy weather
They'd clang together
And lightening shot out of his ass. :D

by The United Soviet Socialist Republic » Mon May 20, 2013 5:17 pm
Eliasonia wrote:http://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=239510&view=unread#unread
On behalf of the NIFP I'd like to encourage all members of this party to vote NAY on the current NSA bill up for vote in the senate.
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