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Baconator
All worlds
29 Oct 2012 02:13Link
I was just looking for more in depth tips on how to maximize your countries strength in the finance department.
I already know:
- Enterprises help tremendously
- Not to go overboard on military
- Control a fine tuned education system
What I want to know is:
- What is a good max profit to shoot for in a country per 1 million population.
- How to address the corporate tax rate ( I have seen success with high and low ) when I plan to supply all corporations myself via share market transfer to my CEO
- What are ideal targets for education, health, and transportation indexes when you plan to have 40% industry 60% high tech industry.
At my current state I am at:
44 Million Population Game Level 6
13-18 billion surplus per month
96.5 employment ( sits there comfortably )
185 - education ( plan to fall to 160-170 )
130 - health ( plan to keep there )
150 - tr
I already know:
- Enterprises help tremendously
- Not to go overboard on military
- Control a fine tuned education system
What I want to know is:
- What is a good max profit to shoot for in a country per 1 million population.
- How to address the corporate tax rate ( I have seen success with high and low ) when I plan to supply all corporations myself via share market transfer to my CEO
- What are ideal targets for education, health, and transportation indexes when you plan to have 40% industry 60% high tech industry.
At my current state I am at:
44 Million Population Game Level 6
13-18 billion surplus per month
96.5 employment ( sits there comfortably )
185 - education ( plan to fall to 160-170 )
130 - health ( plan to keep there )
150 - tr
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Crafty
All worlds
29 Oct 2012 11:23Link
75% tax is OK for a state corp economy, where you can set 0% profit transfer, but not really for your CEO corps. You cant expect CEO corps to pay 75% tax to the country and then some profit transfer to the enterprise. You'll kill the corps or create great debt in the enterprise as it tries to keep the corps afloat.
If your plan is to go down the private corp route, set the tax to 0% and control your state corp payments to the country with profit transfer (I use 80 - 85%). There's no need to tax the CEO corps as they pay enough to your country in the form of 'country resources used'. Then you can use the profit transfer settings in your enterprise to get some cash transferred to your ents coffers without bankrupting the corps.
If your plan is to go down the private corp route, set the tax to 0% and control your state corp payments to the country with profit transfer (I use 80 - 85%). There's no need to tax the CEO corps as they pay enough to your country in the form of 'country resources used'. Then you can use the profit transfer settings in your enterprise to get some cash transferred to your ents coffers without bankrupting the corps.
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sbroccoli
All worlds
29 Oct 2012 13:58Link
Interesting questions, Baconator.
In return, let me ask you something: when you were new a while back, what was your state surplus/deficit when the beginner bonus had ended?
Did you run a deficit by then or did you have it balanced allready?
(I currently run a net deficit of 7B if you take the beginner bonus into account)
In return, let me ask you something: when you were new a while back, what was your state surplus/deficit when the beginner bonus had ended?
Did you run a deficit by then or did you have it balanced allready?
(I currently run a net deficit of 7B if you take the beginner bonus into account)
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Baconator
All worlds
30 Oct 2012 20:57Link
I am currently running a 13 - 18 billion surplus normally without taking in to account the income booster. I just want to be set up to produce a consistent profit so I can possibly ship some money over to my enterprise.