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So apparently for residential and commercial, low income people pay more taxes than middle income people.

As you can see, for low income, the tax to people ratio is higher than 1:1. But for middle income people, the ratio is lower than 1:1. Note that both have the same tax rate. (This is in difficult mode, if that matters)
I suppose the number in the parentheses represents the number of tax payers. Is this a bug or am I missing something?

Probably the low income buildings are not fully populated due to lack of demand, so less tax is collected.

CommanderABab wrote: ↑

28 Apr 2024, 22:02

so less tax is collected.

But my question was that it seems like the poor people are paying more taxes per person, if the number in parentheses means the number of tax payers.

CommanderABab wrote: ↑

28 Apr 2024, 22:02

not fully populated

the residential buildings were full but the commercial buildings were not.

But the problem now is that the number in parentheses cannot be the number of tax payers.
I just counted the number of low income residents and low income workers (commercial), and both were less than the numbers in the parentheses.

I checked if this is true for Nava Raipur and yes, I found the same thing.

(Joke) I guess middle class people unlocked tax evasion

The1_Grandmaster wrote: ↑

03 May 2024, 13:36

(Joke) I guess middle class people unlocked tax evasion

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