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  • Yeah the premise of the system is that society is benefiting. In practice I would agree that’s not always and maybe majorly not the case. In Australia there was a Henry tax review report that details a lot of changes to improve this situation unfortunately many have not been implemented. I’m sure the situation is similar worldwide.



  • w2qw@aussie.zonetoAntiwork@lemmy.worldMake it make sense
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    1 year ago

    Shareholders at least the ones beating the market have a different skill set to workers. Replacing them with other workers might have issues with long term success.

    I think you’d be better off changing laws that suppress workers wages and laws that unnecessary increase their expenses particularly rent






  • It really depends on where the land is as it’s based on value. If you are talking about replacing property taxes with land value taxes typically it’s just a rate on the value but in this case it’s just the land value so a higher rate but only applies to land. If you could figure out the total land value in your neighbourhood you could figure it out.

    As for who is affected, single family homes on the outskirts probably see a drop in taxes while those in the inner city and vacant plots see a large increase.