bdbdbd on 22 June 2009
| TheRealMafoo said: The problem is it’s backwards. The government should figure out what it needs in money to do its job, and then bill the people for it. But how it works, is they collect the most they think they can get their hands on, and then decide what to spend it on. |
You have rather low taxrate, but that's not really an issue here.
Budget surplus (as i understood you were meaning) isn't a bad thing, the money would go back to circulation. More problematic thing is the loantaking (i'm not going into detail here, since it has important upsides) to create the surplus.
Creating a budget isn't that easy, since the tax income may vary largely from estimations, and the money to the budget isn't last year tax income, it's the taxes collected "at the moment" (or in another words, it's spent as soon as the money comes in). Of course, different ministeries may spend their whole budget so, that it wouldn't be reduced next year in favour of another, which do look what you described.
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