+ Sin contabilidad creativa
Currently, only those who earn their living in the private or voluntary sector are tax-payers and while public sector employees do file tax returns and, on the face of it, pay their taxes too, this is a mere bookkeeping fiction. They are the recipients of tax, adding nothing to the public purse. The number of people who fail to understand this distinction, holding instead that "we are all taxpayers" is alarmingly high. By forcing the public sector to lead tax-free lives, we make their true status not just clearer but undeniable.
In the spirit, I think it behoves us to begin spreading this idea: that people who work in the public sector should be exempt from having to pay tax. All tax.And, no, I am not proposing to do them a big favour, though expect that many in the public sector will see it as a favour and that is all for the good. No, what I am proposing is the stripping away of a fig-leaf that disguises the very important distinction between tax-payers and tax-consumers.
Acabar con el fraude en documento público que supone que los parásitos "también paguen impuestos" no solo redundaría en una menor tasa de delincuencia entre los funcionarios, redundaría en una mayor y mejor comprensión de una realidad económica simple, al alcance de cualquier tarado mental, si tú recibes dinero de los impuestos y vives de eso, eres un consumidor de impuestos, no puedes ser también un contribuyente.
Hay que acabar con la contabilidad creativa en la administración, y no estaría mal un importante grado de insumisión fiscal.
Por Maestre de Campo