Evert Bopp said...
OK, let me weigh in here:
1) How about a flat tax system? Everyone pays an equal share of their income towards tax & there are *no* tax deductions. This alone will create a huge savings by removing all the costs of collecting tax, tax audits etc.
2) Why? Did these people not voluntarily decide to take out one or more mortgages? What about those who decided not to get in on the property frenzy? Do they get penalised by omission?
3) Again why? What's wrong with a salary over 100k perse? Are you referring to public sector wages, private sector wages or both? Either way an absolute cap on salary levels is counter productive. Just make sure that everyone performs according to their salary level.
4) This is also unworkable. Just make those who sign of on the expenses as liable to be held responsible for fraud as the person committing the fraud.
5) The stud-fee and artist tax exemption both have to be removed. The tax exile rule needs overhaul and scrutiny.
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