Update 03-1-taxation.md

03-treasury-and-taxation/03-1-taxation.md

@@ -48,7 +48,8 @@ Claims for any of these tax discounts apply on a per-income stream basis. If any
   - The government shall request permission from the claiming conagent to audit the activities surrounding that income stream to determine its classification for tax purposes.
   - The audit shall not be authorized unless the owner(s) of the income stream consent to be audited. The owner(s) of the income stream is/are such entity to which the income stream is paid; not such entity which disburses such payment.
   - If the audit is not consented to by the owner(s), the claim for the tax discount shall be denied to the claimant.
-> [Experimental] - Where those activities which need to be audited are performed under the umbrella of a fictagent such as a corpagent, the audit shall proceed after a legislatively defined delay following notice being given to said fictagent, but the consent of the fictagent is immaterial.
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+Written into the terms of fictagent laws such as the corpagent law shall be provisions obliging the corpagent to allow such audits for its employees' benefit, but such audits shall proceed only after a legislatively defined notice period.
 
 Ambiguously purposed income streams shall be deemed to be classified under their most heavily taxed purpose, or shall yield no tax discount at all if ambiguous enough to make it unclear that the income stream is primarily purposed toward any particular category of enterprise.