FREEDOM FROM TAXES

The book explores the rapid changes happening in the world and highlights how certain systems, like taxation, struggle to keep up with these transformations. It introduces a revolutionary concept for reforming the taxation system by leveraging the digitalization of financial transactions. Instead of taxing individuals and companies, the book proposes taxing the movement of money itself, as most financial operations are now conducted electronically.

This idea is based on the fact that the volume of financial transactions far exceeds other economic indicators, with the same money circulating multiple times. By deducting a small percentage from each transaction, the government could ensure a steady flow of revenue into the state budget. This approach could replace traditional taxes, eliminate the need for costly and inefficient tax authorities, and significantly reduce the tax burden on the middle class.

Moreover, the book addresses the challenges posed by automation and robotization, which are leading to job losses. It argues that introducing a universal basic income is essential to avoid excessive spending on creating unnecessary jobs or facing high unemployment rates that could trigger social unrest. By implementing a tax on financial transactions, the state could double its budget painlessly, ensuring the provision of basic income to all citizens. This system would not only alleviate the tax burden but also enhance people s well-being, provide financial security, and prevent potential social crises.