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Taxation is the process in which you raise [[megacredits]]. You can tax [[colonists]] or (if any) [[native]]s. There are two commonly used taxation practices. A combined maximum of 5000 [[megacredits]] may be raised per [[planet]] per turn. | Taxation is the process in which you raise [[megacredits]]. You can tax [[colonists]] or (if any) [[native]]s. There are two commonly used taxation practices. A combined maximum of 5000 [[megacredits]] may be raised per [[planet]] per turn. | ||
Taxation slows the growth so dramatically that it is not always wise to tax. If you cannot get a lot of [[megacredits]] from taxing, then it is usually better to not tax at well as long as the population is still able to grow. Even 1% taxes slows growth by 1/6. | |||
== Safe Taxing == | == Safe Taxing == | ||
Revision as of 16:41, 28 July 2012
Overview
Taxation is the process in which you raise megacredits. You can tax colonists or (if any) natives. There are two commonly used taxation practices. A combined maximum of 5000 megacredits may be raised per planet per turn.
Taxation slows the growth so dramatically that it is not always wise to tax. If you cannot get a lot of megacredits from taxing, then it is usually better to not tax at well as long as the population is still able to grow. Even 1% taxes slows growth by 1/6.
Safe Taxing
Safe taxing employs a constant taxation which allows megacredits to be raised every turn without decreasing happiness. As a general rule, this is not recommended, except in situations where the population cannot grow anyway.
Growth Taxing
Growth taxing employs spikes in taxation. On one turn, a lot of taxing can be done while no taxes are employed on subsequent turns to maximize growth. This has the risk of accidentally causing riots and civil wars if this is left unchanged due to the dramastic change in happiness this imposes.
