| Nathan Spiegel (White Giant) | Sunday, February 12, 2012 - 01:50 am 
Is there a point at which profit transfer rate becomes bad for the state corporation? |
| Christopher Michael (Golden Rainbow) | Sunday, February 12, 2012 - 03:00 am
The state corp. has to have enough money to buy resources and pay its workers (of course). I use 80% on mine, but I have a 0% tax rate. A good guideline to follow is to have your tax rate and profit sharing equal 80%. (There are other ways that work just as well).
If you have your profit sharing too low, the game will automatically transfer a percentage of the profit to your country. The game will keep 50-60K on hand for the corp.
I hope this answered your question. |
| Nathan Spiegel (White Giant) | Sunday, February 12, 2012 - 08:23 pm
That does answer that question. Now another one:
Tax on corporations and income from corporations. On the finance report page, they are separate. whats the difference? |
| Redman (White Giant) | Sunday, February 12, 2012 - 09:02 pm
The Tax is from taxes applied to public and private(enterprises) corps.
The profit paid by state is from your state run corps and the Income from enterprises is just that, income from enterprise or private corps who buy resources from your country.
Tax and income from enterprises are two seperate sources of income for your country. High taxes will stop private corps from asking to build in your country though, so be careful in raising them. |
