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Kolenski (White Giant)
25 Mar 2012 23:41
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I just moved corps out of high tax countries (40%-70%) on White Giant and was charged for all the moves. Aren't corp moves out of high tax countries supposed to be free?
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Moving Corps ... Glitch? (White Giant)
Andy
10 Apr 2012 17:38
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is 40% high tax?
was it 40 or 70?
was it 40 or 70?
SuperSoldierRCP
12 Apr 2012 01:39
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Yes andy 40% is high if the standerd C3 tax is 30% then what is 40%
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Inanna
12 Apr 2012 17:57
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Yes it was supposed to be that any tax over %30 was not supposed to be charged for moves.
What is a real problem though is being charged to move corps out of countries that cannot supply workers. This is very unfortunate when the corp is built in a c3, a new player registers it, and subsequently opens too many corps and runs high salaries. Your hiring suffers and it is a very high penalty.
The market Values of corps are artificially bloated. For example they are not say, 10 times earnings or something just some random number of xbillions for no reason. It would take many game years for a corp to earn their profit in market value and the penalty we have to pay for non-workers in a country is entirely too high.
What do you think about that Andy? Should we be penalized because new presidents cannot manage their countries?
What is a real problem though is being charged to move corps out of countries that cannot supply workers. This is very unfortunate when the corp is built in a c3, a new player registers it, and subsequently opens too many corps and runs high salaries. Your hiring suffers and it is a very high penalty.
The market Values of corps are artificially bloated. For example they are not say, 10 times earnings or something just some random number of xbillions for no reason. It would take many game years for a corp to earn their profit in market value and the penalty we have to pay for non-workers in a country is entirely too high.
What do you think about that Andy? Should we be penalized because new presidents cannot manage their countries?
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maclean
13 Apr 2012 01:45
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I moved corps out of 60% tax countries on KB and i am still paying penalties also. This after investing in a country advertised as 0% tax, til we got snookered in...
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Crafty
13 Apr 2012 23:10
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75%
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Keto
14 Apr 2012 00:16
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255. Moving Corporations [ top ]
It is now possible to move a corporation out of a country if the president of the country is not doing what is needed to optimize conditions in the country and keep the corporation in production.
A corporation can be moved with no penalty if one of the following conditions occur:
- The country has no president.
- The tax rate in the country is 40% or higher.
- The president has recently sold population.
- Production is limited because of lack of man power while the corporation
is paying salaries at a level above government salaries in the country.
It is now possible to move a corporation out of a country if the president of the country is not doing what is needed to optimize conditions in the country and keep the corporation in production.
A corporation can be moved with no penalty if one of the following conditions occur:
- The country has no president.
- The tax rate in the country is 40% or higher.
- The president has recently sold population.
- Production is limited because of lack of man power while the corporation
is paying salaries at a level above government salaries in the country.
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Keto
14 Apr 2012 00:17
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41. Moving corporations out of a C3 country [ top ]
When moving a corporation out of a C3 country, a message appeared about payment of "moving out costs". The message was wrong and it is now removed. There was never any cost when you moved a corporation out of a C3 country
When moving a corporation out of a C3 country, a message appeared about payment of "moving out costs". The message was wrong and it is now removed. There was never any cost when you moved a corporation out of a C3 country
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maclean
14 Apr 2012 03:39
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I repeat, I am being charged Multi-Billions for moving corps out of 60% tax countries. I just moved some more today, same thing.
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Kolenski
22 Apr 2012 03:44
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Just paid to move a corp out of a 45% tax country on LU