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: Feel free to get on [[IRC]] sometime. I and others would be glad to help you with your history. Personally, I've read and compiled a huge part of BM history and have a lot more that needs added is sitting on my computer. --[[User:Bishamon Family|Ethan Lee Vita]] [[User talk:Bishamon Family|(Talk)]], Editor and Community Manager 20:17, 17 October 2009 (UTC) | : Feel free to get on [[IRC]] sometime. I and others would be glad to help you with your history. Personally, I've read and compiled a huge part of BM history and have a lot more that needs added is sitting on my computer. --[[User:Bishamon Family|Ethan Lee Vita]] [[User talk:Bishamon Family|(Talk)]], Editor and Community Manager 20:17, 17 October 2009 (UTC) | ||
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| + | For a full explanation, which wouldn't have fit in that paragraph, it works as follows: | ||
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| + | Banker can set a wealth and a property tax. Basically, they work the same, except one (I think it's the wealth tax) needs to be at least twice as high as the other. You've got two options for both: amount after which wealth is taxed, and % of it that will be taxed. It is important to keep in mind that both gold and bonds are calculated differently, as well as the different taxes, and that (if I remember correctly) only excess gold will be taxed. Therefore, if the property tax limit is 100, you will not pay any taxes if you have 100 gold and 100 bonds, but you will if you have 200 gold and 0 bonds (or vice versa). There is no restriction for the amount from which taxes begin (other than one category must be twice as high as the first), but the taxation rate must be between 0% and 25%. Not sure where that would fit in the manual, though, but these are all banker toys. ;) -[[User:Chénier|Chénier]] 16:13, 21 October 2009 (UTC) | ||
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Sirion History
Hi Corwyn, outstanding work with the Sirion History. I'll try to give my contribution to it, it was something I really wanted to do and never found the time to.
Just a curiosity, where have you found the details? (seems you are not so new if you know all those things :P) Hm something comes from my family page I guess. -- Ivel 12:26, 17 October 2009 (UTC)
- Feel free to get on IRC sometime. I and others would be glad to help you with your history. Personally, I've read and compiled a huge part of BM history and have a lot more that needs added is sitting on my computer. --Ethan Lee Vita (Talk), Editor and Community Manager 20:17, 17 October 2009 (UTC)
Taxes
For a full explanation, which wouldn't have fit in that paragraph, it works as follows:
Banker can set a wealth and a property tax. Basically, they work the same, except one (I think it's the wealth tax) needs to be at least twice as high as the other. You've got two options for both: amount after which wealth is taxed, and % of it that will be taxed. It is important to keep in mind that both gold and bonds are calculated differently, as well as the different taxes, and that (if I remember correctly) only excess gold will be taxed. Therefore, if the property tax limit is 100, you will not pay any taxes if you have 100 gold and 100 bonds, but you will if you have 200 gold and 0 bonds (or vice versa). There is no restriction for the amount from which taxes begin (other than one category must be twice as high as the first), but the taxation rate must be between 0% and 25%. Not sure where that would fit in the manual, though, but these are all banker toys. ;) -Chénier 16:13, 21 October 2009 (UTC)
