Rafidi
Legendary Member
We already know that, the next step is just to codify it and have a more egalitarian redistribution of wealth whithin the invome/revenue of taxes paid within each federal district. If some districts want to hire 1000s of idle workers let them pay their wages, i dont want to
Many here have repeatedly claimed that Christians pay taxes while others do not.
First, I would like to specifically know what taxes do Christians pay that others do not?
Second, they claim that because Mount Lebanon, as a single province, is the most populated and turn out more revenues to the government, therefore it is Christians who are paying. The question: are the taxes paid for example in Dahieh/Baabda and Shouf districts of Mount Lebanon's share to the government? How are we sure without a census that Christians are a majority in Mount Lebanon as a whole? I am not referring to indigenous voters of Mount Lebanon. I am referring to every resident who lives in Mount Lebanon and contributes to the economy of that area by spending. Or are Christians of the opinion that the northern half of Mount Lebanon, which has more Christians in it, pays more taxes than the southern half? Which of the two halves is more populated?
Please can we specifically point out what some claim to be paying that others do not?
This is about specifics. Not wild claims. And if you bring out figures of the revenues generated, be ready to provide the statistics per sect of the payers and residents in Mount Lebanon and each districts of Mount Lebanon and even towns and villages.
And we can also apply this to other provinces which are paying or which are not paying taxes.
Let us specifically know what people mean by taxes that are being paid by some and not by others.
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