One can discuss a country’s statement, whether, in terms of social order, that is, as regards the way it is taxed and who is taxed, just or unfair, whether or not it is too high in this or in that sector of activity, whether or not there will be tax types without reason to be either whether or not the taxes will be well managed, well or evil.
Two things, however, should be certain:
First, there will be no country that subsists as such without taxes, all charge them!
If a country, for example, wants to have a police body for the safety of their citizens, will have to charge taxes to support such a body; If in the same country, citizens want to circulate at night by their streets without a flashlight or candle in their hands, they will have to endure their public lighting with taxes; etc.
Jurist
Se metade dum país decidir, em dado momento, fugir ao pagamento dos impostos devidos (…) a outra metade terá de começar a pagar o dobro daquilo que já pagava
As with a simple recreational society, with the requirement of quotas to the partners to meet the expenses it may have.
Second, the escape to the taxes of some will always be supported, proportionally, by others!
Thus, if half a country decides, at one point, to escape the payment of taxes due to cover the expenses with your police body and street lighting, the other half will have to start paying double what you already paid to continue to meet such expenses;
In turn, we will find two types of fugitives to your payment:
Those who claim just cause (too high, poorly applied taxes, etc.) and those who are just cause claiming, however, do not make it not to profess a “philosophy of life” translated into benefit from what others, however, should pay!
Ah! And there will still be those claiming not want to continue to make “figure of goals”, paying taxes that see others do not pay, hiding, for example, their income in offshores!
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