Why Taxes Are Bad for The Economy

I’m not so sure that taxes are productive. I understand a lot of people are not going to agree with me for saying that taxes are bad. How do I see it? I don’t see taxes as productive. Regardless, taxes are necessary to some degree; however, people should learn how to earn a profit for themselves.

Surely, too many folks who are dependent on the government is not a product society. Besides, being product feels good! For those who think or ask the question, who then is supposed to pay for our roads and architecture?

One answer to this issue is finding someone who is passionate enough about building roads, encourage them to start a business, and citizens will gladly pay for their rendered service. At least the business owner can do a better job since their sweat equity is more present during the operation.

If that doesn’t make sense to you, I challenge you to put yourself in this mindset, if the quality of your roads aren’t good enough for drivers to travel on, then how will your company expect to generate a profit? Competition is a GOOD thing!

Competition allows people to work hard for their money and produce the BEST products and services. Will people buy from you if your roads are poor? Nobody wants to drive on a dangerous or poorly constructed road.

In essence, we take more pride in our work when we work hard for our customers. Bottom line, start a business and take pride in earning money.

Why is Raising Taxes Bad for The Economy

Raising taxes does not solve the original problem of increasing the deficit. As we already know, the only way to get out of a deficit is to earn more money or reduce expenses. When we look at it through the eyes of an average household family budget, collecting taxes does not solve the problem.

LEARN HOW TO MAKE MONEY! Raising taxes is bad because another party is essentially profiting indirectly from others’ work.

RESOURCES are all around us. Too much confidence in ones’ government could be disastrous. Thus, relying ones own immediate supply and resources takes back the control required to prosper in an ever-changing world.

Regarding production, stakeholders are those involved in the process, and shareholders are typically bonded only by financial investments. SWEAT EQUITY produces quality results! BE INVOLVED in your business, not the other way around.

The Relationship Between Taxes and Economic Growth

Think about it this way; it’s easier to collect taxes from those who are not money conscious because they are not interested in learning how to make money. Those who are economically productive and money conscious know the value of one dollar or money.

Instead of trying to build a business and provide real value it’s easier to take a percentage of other peoples’ money.

Patriotism is a whole different subject which we will talk about in another post. Briefly said, not everybody should or needs to conform. At some point, we have to be in command of our lives! Leave the planet better than we found it. Yeah?

Effects of Taxation on Economic Growth

If we learn to be more economically productive, more people can find out how to make money for themselves thus there is no need for taxes when people are productive. Even into our old age can we be productive.

When you tax people, you’re essentially taking a cut of their profits. Does this make sense to you? If one has nothing to do with another business, why would anyone have the right to claim ownership?

The Effects of Tax Increase On Economy

When we increase the tax rate, it sends a signal to people that it is okay to solve our financial problems using artificial, short-term thinking. TEACH PEOPLE HOW TO FISH, instead of giving away fishes.

The concept is similar when we raise taxes on people who don’t directly see the impact for themselves; well, those people start becoming more dependent on intangible services.

The Positive and Negative Effects of Taxation

One positive aspect of taxation is for people who cannot take care of themselves. However, caring for another human being both financially and thoughtfully is something each of us can learn to do, without the assistance of a government.

COMPASSION AND UNDERSTANDING will free us all. Let us GIVE the GIFT of love to one another.

They say that we will pay to live in a civilized society. But how Civil is it? Are we expected to believe everything we hear from a source that isn’t present? Or can we confidently believe something that we see? I like to raise questions like this because it’s common sense.

Why am I paying someone when they didn’t contribute? The same goes for collecting taxes. Why am I paying somebody that I’ve never met (the tax man) before when I didn’t directly give them anything or received anything in return.

Effects of Income Tax Changes on Economic Growth