Sale tax is a percentage the country takes from every sale made on the local market. When a citizen sells goods, this share of the price goes to the country budget instead of the seller.
Raising it sends more money to the country budget on each sale, but sellers keep less, which can push them to raise prices or sell less.
Lowering it lets sellers keep more of each sale, which can encourage trade and lower prices, while the country budget collects less.
This is a neutral explanation to help you decide — it doesn't favor either side.
va rog frumos sa nu mai votati, legile propuse de Scanteie91x, consumam aur degeaba de la bugetul tarii, vom ajunge la impozite de 25% daca nu redresam economic, legea nu trece daca nu are 10 votanti. va multumesc
daca nu ne redresam ...