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Pyro
PyroTheFox
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« on: July 29, 2019, 05:45:55 PM »
« edited: August 19, 2019, 03:39:36 PM by Pyro »

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Taxation Adjustments Act


Section I:PROPOSED TAXES ON PERSONAL TRAVEL
1. Taxes placed on non-commercial, personal travel with the usage of fossil fuels shall be taxed in the following way:
Excise Taxes
Gas:
Lowest 20% earners-5˘/g
Second lowest 20%- 15˘/g
Mid 40%-60%- 30˘/g
60-80%- 40˘/g
Upper 20%- 60˘/g


 
Diesel:
Lowest 20% earners-20˘/g
Second lowest 20%- 30˘/g
Mid 40%-60%- 50˘/g
60-80%- 60˘/g
Upper 20%- 75˘/g

Section II: Identification

1. For future purposes involving personal transportation with the diesel and gas taxes, the Region of Lincoln will incorporate household income into a form of a card with specific identification
   a. Only applicable to gas and diesel taxes at this time
   b. Identification will be free and given and distributed at a local post office
       I. To all members of the household requesting one
       II. Failure to comply to paying for the correct tax brackets will lend a fee worth 15% of missed
            taxes expected
           1. Must be payed after each fiscal quarter
   c. Information must be automatically changed after the annual time of tax filings
   d. The card allows for the scanning of what exactly must be paid at the pump
  

Section III: Awareness
1. For the purposes of informing residents, the government of Lincoln will inform awareness of these changes in the following way
    a. Have all the personal transportation taxes be printed on an appropriate section of the official
        driver’s almanac of the respective areas of Lincoln, if such inter-regional deviations in the official
        almanac exists
     b. Have an official press interview for specifically informing the public of the nuances of the law.

Section IV: Implementation Date
1. The following Amendment will be implemented at 05/15/2021.

Sponsor: PSOL

The Debating Period has commenced. It shall last no less than 72 hours.
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Pyro
PyroTheFox
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« Reply #1 on: July 31, 2019, 06:53:38 PM »

For those who were not present in the budget discussions last session, this proposal, as offered by the Right and Honorable Chancellor, presents a method to alter gasoline and diesel taxation into a more progressive-based system. I would certainly need to hear more about the costs associated with introducing this type of program before moving forward, however.
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Pyro
PyroTheFox
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« Reply #2 on: August 02, 2019, 12:15:47 PM »

Thank you, GM Encke, for your analysis.

Now, to be clear, the above report has concluded that Lincoln would be losing an estimated $8B in revenue with this bill. That is in addition to the expenditures associated with actually implementing this system regionwide: Supplying cost-free identification cards, negotiating with the oil industry to create scanning machines at gas stations, general bureaucratic costs for maintaining these records, etc. I believe this is the type of measure which should be offered as a referendum in order to allow the public impacted by this bill a say on its passage.
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Pyro
PyroTheFox
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« Reply #3 on: August 04, 2019, 05:39:17 PM »

Oh yeah, I motion for this bill to be put forth for a referendum on its passage.

We would need to pass the bill first, and Governor Peanut would refer it to a referendum.
Tmk it cannot directly move to referendum.
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Pyro
PyroTheFox
Junior Chimp
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« Reply #4 on: August 13, 2019, 10:48:20 AM »

Councilors, a Final Vote is now OPEN on the Following Legislation

Quote
Taxation Adjustments Act

Section I:PROPOSED TAXES ON PERSONAL TRAVEL
1. Taxes placed on non-commercial, personal travel with the usage of fossil fuels shall be taxed in the following way:

Excise Taxes

Gas:
Lowest 20% earners-5˘/g
Second lowest 20%- 15˘/g
Mid 40%-60%- 30˘/g
60-80%- 40˘/g
Upper 20%- 60˘/g
 
Diesel:
Lowest 20% earners-20˘/g
Second lowest 20%- 30˘/g
Mid 40%-60%- 50˘/g
60-80%- 60˘/g
Upper 20%- 75˘/g

Section II: Identification

1. For future purposes involving personal transportation with the diesel and gas taxes, the Region of Lincoln will incorporate household income into a form of a card with specific identification
   a. Only applicable to gas and diesel taxes at this time
   b. Identification will be free and given and distributed at a local post office
       I. To all members of the household requesting one
       II. Failure to comply to paying for the correct tax brackets will lend a fee worth 15% of missed
            taxes expected
           1. Must be payed after each fiscal quarter
   c. Information must be automatically changed after the annual time of tax filings
   d. The card allows for the scanning of what exactly must be paid at the pump
   

Section III: Awareness
1. For the purposes of informing residents, the government of Lincoln will inform awareness of these changes in the following way
    a. Have all the personal transportation taxes be printed on an appropriate section of the official
        driver’s almanac of the respective areas of Lincoln, if such inter-regional deviations in the official
        almanac exists
     b. Have an official press interview for specifically informing the public of the nuances of the law.

Section IV: Implementation Date
1. The following Amendment will be implemented at 05/15/2021.

Please vote AYE, NAY, or Abstain.
The vote shall last for 48 hours or until all Councilors have voted.
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Pyro
PyroTheFox
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« Reply #5 on: August 14, 2019, 08:24:40 AM »

Aye, with the understanding this will go to referendum.
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Pyro
PyroTheFox
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« Reply #6 on: August 15, 2019, 01:39:29 PM »

The the Final Vote on LC 3.2 Taxation Adjustments Act is now closed.

Aye: 5 (PSOL, DKrol, Thr33, Pyro, NyIndy)
Nay: 0
Abstain: 0
Not Voting: 1 (Wazza)

The Ayes have it! The legislation has PASSED.
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