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## Basics ## Basics
`WS` only allows the levying of taxes directly on owners of natureses because in taxing natures owners, one taxes all indepagents who live off that natures. `WS` only allows the levying of taxes directly on owners of natureses because in taxing natures owners, one taxes all indepagents who live off that natures. No other form of taxation is allowed. In addition, as an explicit addendum, no forms of excise or internal checkpoint tax on freight or trade shall be allowed.
> Apologia: We wish to reduce the amount of contact that indepagents have with tax agents and state enforcement agents.
No landlord shall be taxed more heavily than at 10% of the income generated per unit of his natureses. All taxation exceeding this shall be **unenforceable**. No landlord shall be taxed more heavily than at 10% of the income generated per unit of his natureses. All taxation exceeding this shall be **unenforceable**.
> Apologia: Obviously this number can be changed by constitutional amendment. But only by that means.
All taxes on wealth instead of income shall be **unenforceable**. All taxes on wealth instead of income shall be **unenforceable**.
> Apologia: This obviously includes inheritance taxes.
## Incentives via tax discounts ## Incentives via tax discounts
> Apologia: The reason for these is to skew the market toward ensuring there's an abundance of supply of and universality of access to certain commodities and services. We do this mainly as a tool for polemics against decriers; not because we believe that a free market would not supply these adequately. > Apologia: The reason for these is to skew the market toward ensuring there's an abundance of supply of and universality of access to certain commodities and services. We do this mainly as a tool for polemics against decriers; not because we believe that a free market would not supply these adequately.