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The '''General Appropriations and Taxation Act, 1730''', introduced by Deputy [[Godfredo Domínguez]] of the [[Federal Consensus Party of Nouvelle Alexandrie|Federal Consensus Party]] (FCP), is a comprehensive piece of legislation that aims to navigate the Federation through the fiscal year {{AN|1730}} by allocating government funds across various departments and imposing new taxation measures to support governmental operations. This bill encapsulates the FCP's approach to governance, emphasizing adjustments in tax rates and brackets, and significant appropriations for public services, defense, education, and healthcare, among other sectors.


==Key Provisions==
==Key Provisions==
The bill introduces several key changes in taxation:
* Adjustments in income tax brackets and rates, notably increasing taxes for higher income brackets.
* Modifications in corporate tax and introducing new tax credits aimed at encouraging investments in manufacturing and energy.
* Changes in capital gains tax to introduce a low rate for profits from residential property and other assets for certain brackets.
* Proposals for raising funds through increased taxes on luxury goods such as liquor, spirits, and tobacco, while maintaining or slightly adjusting other indirect taxes.
* Significant appropriations for departments such as Defense, Education, Social Security, and Public Healthcare, reflecting the government's prioritization of these areas.


==Legislative History==
==Legislative History==
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|Introduced in the Federal Assembly
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|Deputy [[Godfredo Domínguez]] (FCP)
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|Debated in the Federal Assembly
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|Passed in the Federal Assembly
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|Royal Assent
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==Bill Text==
==Bill Text==
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'''''BE IT ENACTED''' by the King’s Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Cortes Federales, in this present session assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:-''
'''''BE IT ENACTED''' by the King’s Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Cortes Federales, in this present session assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:-''
</center>An Act to appropriate funds and imposing taxation for the operation of the Government of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie and for purposes connected therewith.
</center>An Act to appropriate funds and imposing taxation for the operation of the Government of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie and for purposes connected therewith.
===ARTICLE I. CITATION===
====ARTICLE I. CITATION====
This Act may be cited in all purposes as the "General Appropriations and Taxation Act, 1730".
This Act may be cited in all purposes as the "General Appropriations and Taxation Act, 1730".


===ARTICLE II. TAXATION===
====ARTICLE II. TAXATION====
Section 1. With effect on the first day of the year 1730, the tax rates and brackets will be;
Section 1. With effect on the first day of the year 1730, the tax rates and brackets will be;


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|Tax Credit for Low and  
|Tax Credit for Low and  
Medium-Income
Medium-Income
Individuals (Income  
Individuals (Income  
< €100,000)
< €100,000)
|€2,500
|€2,500
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|Tax Credit on renewable
|Tax Credit on renewable
energy production, per  
energy production, per  
kWh
kWh
|€0.016
|€0.016
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|Tax credit for qualified  
|Tax credit for qualified  
tuition and related  
tuition and related  
expenses paid for eligible  
expenses paid for eligible  
students enrolled in an  
students enrolled in an  
eligible educational
eligible educational
institution
institution
|€2,000
|€2,000
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|Tax Credit on first-  
|Tax Credit on first-  
and/or second-year wages
and/or second-year wages
paid or incurred on employees
paid or incurred on employees
|€10,000
|€10,000
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|Tax credits on eligible small
|Tax credits on eligible small
employers for qualified costs
employers for qualified costs
incurred in administering
incurred in administering
an employer pension plan
an employer pension plan
|€200
|€200
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|Tax credits on eligible small
|Tax credits on eligible small
employers for qualified costs
employers for qualified costs
incurred in administering employer
incurred in administering employer
health insurance premium plans
health insurance premium plans
|€500
|€500
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|Tax credits on corporations for  
|Tax credits on corporations for  
qualified costs incurred on employees
qualified costs incurred on employees
for paid leave
for paid leave
|€500
|€500
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|Tax levied on the profits
|Tax levied on the profits
realised on the sale of a  
realised on the sale of a  
non-inventory asset. This
non-inventory asset. This
is divided into profits from  
is divided into profits from  
residential property and from
residential property and from
other chargeable Assets
other chargeable Assets
|
|
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|Self-employed persons pay
|Self-employed persons pay
the tax over the year, with
the tax over the year, with
the year split into quarters
the year split into quarters
|2%
|2%
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|The max amount of income  
|The max amount of income  
that is subject to the  
that is subject to the  
unemployment payroll tax
unemployment payroll tax
|€8,000
|€8,000
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| rowspan="4" |Payroll tax to fund Social  
| rowspan="4" |Payroll tax to fund Social  
Solidarity programs such  
Solidarity programs such  
as pensions and similar
as pensions and similar
benefits
benefits
|2%
|2%
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|the average annual amount of  
|the average annual amount of  
income that social security  
income that social security  
beneficiaries receive
beneficiaries receive
|€22,000
|€22,000
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|Tax levied on the printing of
|Tax levied on the printing of
notarised documents by  
notarised documents by  
the public notary
the public notary
|€2
|€2
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| rowspan="11" |Tax levied on the transfer of
| rowspan="11" |Tax levied on the transfer of
property by one individual to  
property by one individual to  
another while receiving nothing,  
another while receiving nothing,  
or less than full value, in return.
or less than full value, in return.
|€15,000
|€15,000
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| rowspan="3" |Tax levied on the transfer of  
| rowspan="3" |Tax levied on the transfer of  
property at someone's death.
property at someone's death.
This includes
|€12,000,000
|€12,000,000
|€13,000,000
|€13,000,000
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| rowspan="4" |Tax levied on the value of a property,
| rowspan="4" |Tax levied on the value of a property,
imposed on real estate or personal
imposed on real estate or personal
property, computed as the fair market
property, computed as the fair market
value of the property, per sq. m.
value of the property, per sq. m.
| colspan="2" |€250,000
| colspan="2" |€250,000
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|Tax levied on the value of idle land,  
|Tax levied on the value of idle land,  
imposed on agricultural lands suitable
imposed on agricultural lands suitable
for cultivation; or other lands of which
for cultivation; or other lands of which
half remains unutilized or unimproved
 
half remains underutilized or unimproved
|€0.02
|€0.02
|€0.02
|€0.02
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|Additional tax levied
|Additional tax levied
on horse betting and  
on horse betting and  
cock fighting betting
cock fighting betting
|5%
|5%
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Section 2. The Secretary of the Treasury shall provide rules and regulations to implement Section 1 of this Article.
Section 2. The Secretary of the Treasury shall provide rules and regulations to implement Section 1 of this Article.


===Article III. Appropriations===
====Article III. Appropriations====
The following sums are hereby appropriated out of the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the operation of the Government of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie, as follows:
The following sums are hereby appropriated out of the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the operation of the Government of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie, as follows:


====Section 1. Department of Treasury====
=====Section 1. Department of Treasury=====
*[[Federal Bank of Nouvelle Alexandrie]]: €4,300,000,000
*[[Federal Bank of Nouvelle Alexandrie]]: €4,300,000,000
*Federal Mint of Nouvelle Alexandrie: €947,300,000
*Federal Mint of Nouvelle Alexandrie: €947,300,000
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*Antitrust Office: €323,600,000
*Antitrust Office: €323,600,000


====Section 2. Federal Sovereign Wealth Fund====
=====Section 2. Federal Sovereign Wealth Fund=====
*Federal Sovereign Wealth Fund Tax Contribution: €65,341,356,122
*Federal Sovereign Wealth Fund Tax Contribution: €65,341,356,122


====Section 3. Department of Interior====
=====Section 3. Department of Interior=====
*Crime Investigation: €67,200,000,000
*Crime Investigation: €67,200,000,000
*Federal Gendarmerie: €106,500,000,000
*Federal Gendarmerie: €106,500,000,000
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**Information, Education, Communication and Community Relations: €1,400,000,000
**Information, Education, Communication and Community Relations: €1,400,000,000


====Section 4. Department of State====
=====Section 4. Department of State=====
*Diplomatic Intelligence: €219,300,000
*Diplomatic Intelligence: €219,300,000
*Embassies: €25,400,000,000
*Embassies: €25,400,000,000
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*National Diplomatic School: €27,300,000
*National Diplomatic School: €27,300,000


====Section 5. Department of Defense====
=====Section 5. Department of Defense=====
*Military Personnel: €158,700,000,000
*Military Personnel: €158,700,000,000
*Operation and Maintenance: €55,200,000,000
*Operation and Maintenance: €55,200,000,000
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**Office of the Inspector General: €470,000,000
**Office of the Inspector General: €470,000,000


====Section 6. Department of Justice====
=====Section 6. Department of Justice=====
*Civil Law & Justice: €65,300,000,000
*Civil Law & Justice: €65,300,000,000
*Criminal Prosecution: €44,800,000,000
*Criminal Prosecution: €44,800,000,000
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**Community Crime and Public Safety: €143,000,000
**Community Crime and Public Safety: €143,000,000


====Section 7. Department of Labor====
=====Section 7. Department of Labor=====
*State Pensions: €693,000,000,000
*State Pensions: €693,000,000,000
*Unemployment Benefits: €380,000,000,000
*Unemployment Benefits: €380,000,000,000
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*Equal Employment Opportunities Office: €17,600,000
*Equal Employment Opportunities Office: €17,600,000


====Section 8. Department of Civil Works and Transportation====
=====Section 8. Department of Civil Works and Transportation=====
*Road Building and Maintenance: €107,900,000,000
*Road Building and Maintenance: €107,900,000,000
*Airport Building and Maintenance: €19,050,000,000
*Airport Building and Maintenance: €19,050,000,000
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*Waterways Maintenance: €12,900,000,000
*Waterways Maintenance: €12,900,000,000


====Section 9. Department of Education, Culture, and Sports ====
=====Section 9. Department of Education, Culture, and Sports =====


=====Education=====
======Education======
*Primary Education: €192,000,000,000
*Primary Education: €192,000,000,000
**Local Educational Grants: €101,700,000,000
**Local Educational Grants: €101,700,000,000
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*Educational Sciences Institute: €860,000,000
*Educational Sciences Institute: €860,000,000


=====Culture & Sports=====
======Culture & Sports======
*Culture: €70,000,000,000
*Culture: €70,000,000,000
**Arts and Museums: €55,000,000,000
**Arts and Museums: €55,000,000,000
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*Promotion of Young Talents: €22,000,000,000
*Promotion of Young Talents: €22,000,000,000


====Section 10. Department of Social Security and National Solidarity====
=====Section 10. Department of Social Security and National Solidarity=====
*Social Solidarity: €492,000,000,000
*Social Solidarity: €492,000,000,000
*Public Healthcare: €384,000,000,000  
*Public Healthcare: €384,000,000,000  
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*Epidemic Readiness & Disease Prevention: €55,000,000,000
*Epidemic Readiness & Disease Prevention: €55,000,000,000


====Section 11. Department of Energy & Environment====
=====Section 11. Department of Energy & Environment=====


===== Energy =====
====== Energy ======
* Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy: €7,400,000,000
* Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy: €7,400,000,000
*Regional and Community Energy Programs: €1,200,000,000
*Regional and Community Energy Programs: €1,200,000,000
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*Power Administration: €27,800,000
*Power Administration: €27,800,000


===== Environment =====
====== Environment ======
* Land Management and Forests: €4,600,000,000
* Land Management and Forests: €4,600,000,000
*Fish and Wildlife: €6,100,000,000
*Fish and Wildlife: €6,100,000,000
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*Land and Water Conservation: €1,200,000,000
*Land and Water Conservation: €1,200,000,000


====Agriculture====
====== Agriculture ======
*Food and Nutrition: €186,500,000,000
*Food and Nutrition: €186,500,000,000
**Child and Infants Food Program: €10,400,000,000
**Child and Infants Food Program: €10,400,000,000
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*Agricultural Statistics Bureau: €82,000,000
*Agricultural Statistics Bureau: €82,000,000


==== Section 12. Department of Research and Development ====
===== Section 12. Department of Research and Development =====
* Science Funding: €185,000,000,000
* Science Funding: €185,000,000,000
** Research and Related Activities: €181,000,000,000
** Research and Related Activities: €181,000,000,000
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* Standards Council: €25,400,000
* Standards Council: €25,400,000


==== Section 13. Department of National Mobilisation ====
===== Section 13. Department of National Mobilisation =====
* Digital Infrastructure: €148,000,000,000
* Digital Infrastructure: €148,000,000,000
* Television & Radio: € 97,000,000,000
* Television & Radio: € 97,000,000,000
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* Community Service: €1,500,000,000
* Community Service: €1,500,000,000


==== Section 14. Department of Trade and Industry ====
===== Section 14. Department of Trade and Industry =====
* International Trade: €32,500,000,000
* International Trade: €32,500,000,000
** Global Markets: €29,200,000,000
** Global Markets: €29,200,000,000
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* National Manufacturing Capacity Fund: €11,000,000,000
* National Manufacturing Capacity Fund: €11,000,000,000


====Section 15. Housing and Urban Development====
=====Section 15. Housing and Urban Development=====
*Housing Construction: €47,100,000,000
*Housing Construction: €47,100,000,000
**Community & Neighborhood Development: €5,400,000,000
**Community & Neighborhood Development: €5,400,000,000
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**Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes: €200,000,000
**Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes: €200,000,000


==== Section 16. Administration and Other Duties ====
===== Section 16. Administration and Other Duties =====
* Office of the President: €7,300,000,000
* Office of the President: €7,300,000,000
** Press Office: €300,000,000
** Press Office: €300,000,000
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* Election Commission: €1,300,000,000
* Election Commission: €1,300,000,000


==== Section 17. Debt Repayment and Servicing ====
===== Section 17. Debt Repayment and Servicing =====
* Debt Servicing: €1,400,000,000
* Debt Servicing: €1,400,000,000


=== Commencement and Application ===
=== Article IV. Commencement and Application ===
# This Bill shall apply to all of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie.
# This Bill shall apply to all of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie.
# This Bill shall not become law unless it has been given Royal Assent.
# This Bill shall not become law unless it has been given Royal Assent.
# This Bill shall be published and made publicly available.
# This Bill shall be published and made publicly available.
# In the event any provision or part of this Bill is found to be invalid or unenforceable, only that particular provision or part so found, and not the entire Bill, will be inoperative.
# In the event any provision or part of this Bill is found to be invalid or unenforceable, only that particular provision or part so found, and not the entire Bill, will be inoperative.
[[Category:Bills before the Federal Assembly of Nouvelle Alexandrie]]

Latest revision as of 21:37, 19 June 2024

General Appropriations and Taxation Act, 1730
Long title An Act to Appropriate Funds and Impose Taxation for the Operation of the Government of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie for the Year 1730; Among Other Purposes.
Introduced by Deputy Godfredo Domínguez (FCP)
Extent Entire Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie

The General Appropriations and Taxation Act, 1730, introduced by Deputy Godfredo Domínguez of the Federal Consensus Party (FCP), is a comprehensive piece of legislation that aims to navigate the Federation through the fiscal year 1730 AN by allocating government funds across various departments and imposing new taxation measures to support governmental operations. This bill encapsulates the FCP's approach to governance, emphasizing adjustments in tax rates and brackets, and significant appropriations for public services, defense, education, and healthcare, among other sectors.

Key Provisions

The bill introduces several key changes in taxation:

  • Adjustments in income tax brackets and rates, notably increasing taxes for higher income brackets.
  • Modifications in corporate tax and introducing new tax credits aimed at encouraging investments in manufacturing and energy.
  • Changes in capital gains tax to introduce a low rate for profits from residential property and other assets for certain brackets.
  • Proposals for raising funds through increased taxes on luxury goods such as liquor, spirits, and tobacco, while maintaining or slightly adjusting other indirect taxes.
  • Significant appropriations for departments such as Defense, Education, Social Security, and Public Healthcare, reflecting the government's prioritization of these areas.

Legislative History

Status Date Tabled By Vote Outcome
Introduced in the Federal Assembly 02.I.1730 Deputy Godfredo Domínguez (FCP)
Debated in the Federal Assembly
Passed in the Federal Assembly
Royal Assent

Bill Text

Bill as submitted to the "Hopper" of the Federal Assembly, 02.I.1730

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THE GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS AND TAXATION ACT, 1730

THE READING OF

A

BILL

TO

APPROPRIATING FUNDS AND IMPOSING TAXATION FOR THE OPERATION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION OF NOUVELLE ALEXANDRIE FOR THE YEAR 1730; AMONG OTHER PURPOSES.


GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS AND TAXATION ACT, 1730

Presented by Godfredo Domínguez, Deputy from Santander, (FCP)


Ordered, by the Cortes Federales of Nouvelle Alexandrie,

to be Printed, 1729 AN.

BE IT ENACTED by the King’s Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Cortes Federales, in this present session assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:-

An Act to appropriate funds and imposing taxation for the operation of the Government of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie and for purposes connected therewith.

ARTICLE I. CITATION

This Act may be cited in all purposes as the "General Appropriations and Taxation Act, 1730".

ARTICLE II. TAXATION

Section 1. With effect on the first day of the year 1730, the tax rates and brackets will be;

  • a. for Income tax:
Federal Income Tax Income Current Rates New Rates
Standard Deduction None €6,000
Personal Exemption €3,500
1st Tax Bracket < €15,000 0.80% 0.80%
2nd Tax Bracket < €40,000 6% 6%
3rd Tax Bracket < €100,000 12% 12%
4th Tax Bracket < €250,000 20% 20%
5th Tax Bracket < €400,000 25% 28%
6th Tax Bracket < €1,000,000 30% 32%
7th Tax Bracket > €1,000,000 38% 40%
Income Tax Credits Notes Current Rates New Rates
Earned Income Tax Credit Tax Credit for Low and

Medium-Income

Individuals (Income

< €100,000)

€2,500 €2,800
Child Tax Credit Tax Credit Provided per child
0-5 Years €1,100 €1,100
6-11 Years No Distrinction €1,300
12-17 Years €1,550
Renewable Energy Tax

Credit

Tax Credit on renewable

energy production, per

kWh

€0.016 €0.018
Lifetime Learning Credit Tax credit for qualified

tuition and related

expenses paid for eligible

students enrolled in an

eligible educational

institution

€2,000 €2,500
  • b. for corporate tax:
Federal Corporate Tax

& Tax Credits

Notes Current Rates New Rates
Business Rates Tax levied on annual income of corporations
< 100 employees No Separation 15%
> 100 employees 18% 18%
Investment Credit Tax Credit on qualified investments

in manufacturing and energy

10% 25%
Employment Credit Tax Credit on first-

and/or second-year wages

paid or incurred on employees

€10,000 €10,000
R&D Credit Tax Credit on amounts paid (or

incurred) for qualified research

65% 65%
Low-Income Housing

Credit

Tax credit on qualified low-income

housing projects

40% 40%
Renewable Energy Credit Tax credit on renewable energy

production, per kWh

€0.3 €0.9
Biofuels, Renewable

Fuels and SAF Credit

Tax credit on use of biofuels or renewable diesels or sustainable

aviation fuel, per Ltr

Biofuels / Renewable Diesel €0.244 €0.282
SAFs €0.452 €0.498
Small Business Pension

Plan Credit

Tax credits on eligible small

employers for qualified costs

incurred in administering

an employer pension plan

€200 €200
Small Business Health

Insurance Credit

Tax credits on eligible small

employers for qualified costs

incurred in administering employer

health insurance premium plans

€500 €750
Employer Credit for Paid

Parental and Medical Leave

Tax credits on corporations for

qualified costs incurred on employees

for paid leave

€500 €500
  • the Federal Repatriation Tax is maintained at 5.3%
  • For Capital Gains Tax:
Capital Gains Tax Income Notes Current Rates New Rates
Personal Allowance None Tax levied on the profits

realised on the sale of a

non-inventory asset. This

is divided into profits from

residential property and from

other chargeable Assets

€6,000
1st Tax Bracket < €15,000 All profits 0% 0%
2nd Tax Bracket < €40,000 0% 0%
3rd Tax Bracket < €100,000 Residential Property 0% 1%
Other chargeable assets 0% 0.5%
4th Tax Bracket < €250,000 Residential Property 2% 2.5%
Other chargeable assets 2% 2%
5th Tax Bracket < €400,000 Residential Property 4% 5%
Other chargeable assets 4% 4%
6th Tax Bracket < €1,000,000 Residential Property 12% 14%
Other chargeable assets 12% 12%
7th Tax Bracket > €1,000,000 Residential Property 20% 26%
Other chargeable assets 20% 20%
  • For Unemployment Insurance Tax:
Unemployment Insurance Tax Notes Current Rates New Rates
Employee Rate Employee and employer

split this payroll tax in half

1% 1%
Employer Rate 1% 1%
Self-Employed Rate Self-employed persons pay

the tax over the year, with

the year split into quarters

2% 2%
Unemployment Tax Limit The max amount of income

that is subject to the

unemployment payroll tax

€8,000 €8,000
  • For Social Solidarity Tax:
Social Solidarity Tax Notes Current Rates New Rates
< €143,200 Payroll tax to fund Social

Solidarity programs such

as pensions and similar

benefits

2% 2%
< €1,000,000 3% 3.5%
> €1,000,000 5% 5%
Self-Employed 3% 2.5%
Social Solidarity Average

Benefits

the average annual amount of

income that social security

beneficiaries receive

€22,000 €25,000
  • For Value Added Tax (VAT):
Value Added Tax Notes Current Rates New Rates
VAT 10% 10%
Reduced Rate For certain exempt items as

provided by law

5% 5%
Special Rate For certain items as provided

by law, including Water

2% 2%
Stamp Duty Notes Current Rates New Rates
Notarized Documents Tax levied on the printing of

notarised documents by

the public notary

€2 €2
Land Titles Tax levied on the printing of

land titles by the public notary

€100 €50
  • The FSWF Tax is maintained at 8%
  • For Gift and Estate Tax:
Gift Tax Notes Current Rates New Rates
Personal Allowance Tax levied on the transfer of

property by one individual to

another while receiving nothing,

or less than full value, in return.

€15,000 €15,000
< €10,000 20% 18%
< €20,000 20%
< €50,000 24%
< €100,000 28%
< €150,000 30%
< €250,000 32%
< €500,000 34%
< €750,000 37%
< €1,000,000 39%
> €1,000,000 45%
Estate Tax Notes Current Rates New Rates
Personal Allowance Tax levied on the transfer of

property at someone's death.

€12,000,000 €13,000,000
Special-use valuation

Ceiling

€1,200,000 €1,300,000
> €13,000,000 2% 4%
  • The Licit Drug Excise Tax is maintained at 10%
  • For Real Estate Tax:
Real Estate Tax Notes Current Rates New Rates
Personal Allowance Tax levied on the value of a property,

imposed on real estate or personal

property, computed as the fair market

value of the property, per sq. m.

€250,000
< €925,000 €0.04 €0,04
< €1,500,000 €0,06
> €1,500,000 €0,10
Idle Land Tax Notes Current Rates New Rates
> 2,000 m2 Tax levied on the value of idle land,

imposed on agricultural lands suitable

for cultivation; or other lands of which

half remains underutilized or unimproved

€0.02 €0.02
  • The Airline Ticket Tax is maintained at 23% on ticket order total
  • The Petroleum Tax is maintained at €0.2 per barrel
  • The Carbon tax is maintained at €12 per tonne
  • The Liquor and Spirits Tax is increased to €7.4 per gallon
  • The Wine and Beer Tax is increased to €3.7 per gallon
  • The Tobacco Tax is maintained at 15% per pack of cigarettes and per box of cigars
  • The Deforestation Tax is maintained at €800 per hectare
  • For the Gambling Profits Tax:
Real Estate Tax Notes Current Rates New Rates
General Tax levied on all

gambling profits

5% 5%
Special Tarriff Additional tax levied

on horse betting and

cock fighting betting

5% 10%
Sports Tariff Additional tax levied

on sports betting

5% 5%
  • The Gun Tax is increased to €40 per gun, per year
  • The Tourist Tax is reduced to €5 per tourist/person

Section 2. The Secretary of the Treasury shall provide rules and regulations to implement Section 1 of this Article.

Article III. Appropriations

The following sums are hereby appropriated out of the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the operation of the Government of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie, as follows:

Section 1. Department of Treasury
  • Federal Bank of Nouvelle Alexandrie: €4,300,000,000
  • Federal Mint of Nouvelle Alexandrie: €947,300,000
  • Comptroller Services: €886,500,000
  • Federal Revenue Authority: €29,500,000,000
    • Taxpayer Services: €4,200,000,000
    • Enforcement: €15,800,000,000
    • Operations Support: €9,500,000,000
  • Office of Management and Budget: €634,600,000
  • Financial Intelligence: €5,200,000,000
  • International Board of Trade: €762,000,000
  • Export-Import Bank of Nouvelle Alexandrie: €1,164,000,000
  • International Affairs: €20,750,000,000
  • Federal Board of Government Management: €717,200,000
  • Antitrust Office: €323,600,000
Section 2. Federal Sovereign Wealth Fund
  • Federal Sovereign Wealth Fund Tax Contribution: €65,341,356,122
Section 3. Department of Interior
  • Crime Investigation: €67,200,000,000
  • Federal Gendarmerie: €106,500,000,000
  • Crisis Management and Civil Protection: €29,600,000,000
  • National Guard: €70,800,000,000
  • Intelligence Community: €18,700,000,000
  • Migration: €37,300,000,000
    • Customs Services: €29,400,000,000
    • Border Control: €7,900,000,000
  • Administration: €12,500,000,000
    • Legal Affairs: €2,400,000,000
    • Local Governance Finance: €8,700,000,000
    • Information, Education, Communication and Community Relations: €1,400,000,000
Section 4. Department of State
  • Diplomatic Intelligence: €219,300,000
  • Embassies: €25,400,000,000
  • International Organizations: €18,500,000,000
    • Raspur Pact: €5,300,000,000
    • MTO: €3,600,000,000
    • EEU: €5,200,000,000
    • CoG: €2,400,000,000
    • Others: €2,000,000,000
  • Foreign Investment: €47,500,000,000
    • Bilateral Economic and Global Health Assistance: €27,300,000,000
    • International Security Assistance: €10,600,000,000
    • Multilateral Assistance & Development Banks: €5,500,000,000
    • International Education & Cultural Exchange Assistance: €3,100,000,000
    • Democracy Programs: €1,000,000,000
  • Developmental Aid: €55,200,000,000
  • Management: €7,600,000,000
    • Consular Services: €2,300,000,000
    • Diplomatic Security Service: €1,700,000,000
    • Foreign Missions & Services: €2,500,000,000
    • Overseas Operations: €900,000,000
  • National Diplomatic School: €27,300,000
Section 5. Department of Defense
  • Military Personnel: €158,700,000,000
  • Operation and Maintenance: €55,200,000,000
  • Procurement: €43,200,000,000
  • Research, Development, Test and Evaluation: €7,600,000,000
  • Veterans Affairs: €68,200,000,000
  • Military and Foreign Intelligence: €35,100,000,000
  • Other Defense Programs: €72,300,000,000
    • Defense Health: €68,500,000,000
    • Chemical Weapons & Ammunitions: €670,000,000
    • Overseas Humanitarian, Disaster, and Civil Aid: €160,000,000
    • Counter-Drugs Operations: €650,000,000
    • Security Assistance & Peacekeeping: €2,100,000,000
    • Counter-Terrorism Operations: €420,000,000
    • Office of the Inspector General: €470,000,000
Section 6. Department of Justice
  • Civil Law & Justice: €65,300,000,000
  • Criminal Prosecution: €44,800,000,000
  • Federal Royal Guards: €173,000,000
  • NA Intelligence Agency: €18,700,000,000
  • Federal Prisons Agency: €12,400,000,000
  • Federal Institute of Corrections and Reintegration: €2,534,000,000
  • Firearms and Explosives Agency: €868,500,000
  • Drugs Enforcement Agency: €277,000,000
  • Regional and Local Law Enforcement Grants: €2,700,000,000
    • Community Policing: €770,000,000
    • Legal Aid: €340,000,000
    • Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence: €650,000,000
    • Substance Abuse Assistance: €110,00,000
    • School Violence Prevention: €260,000,000
    • Violence Against Women: €320,000,000
    • Community Violence Prevention and Intervention: €85,000,000
    • Hate Crimes: €32,000,000
    • Community Crime and Public Safety: €143,000,000
Section 7. Department of Labor
  • State Pensions: €693,000,000,000
  • Unemployment Benefits: €380,000,000,000
  • Disability Benefits: €68,000,000,000
  • Employment and Training: €10,400,000,000
    • Workforce Innovation and Training: €5,800,000,000
    • Migrant and Seasonal Workforce: €160,000,000
    • Ex-Incarcerated Workforce Reintegration: €280,000,000
    • Federal Apprenticeship Program: €590,000,000
    • Underage and Youth Workforce: €240,000,000
    • Community College training: €180,000,000
    • Federal Job Centre: €2,100,000,000
    • Senior Community Service Employment: €650,000,000
    • Foreign Labor Certification: €320,000,000
    • Veterans Reintegration Program: €80,000,000
  • Worker Protection: €2,300,000,000
    • Wage and Hours Agency: €450,000,000
    • Occupational Safety and Health Agency: €1,000,000,000
    • Miner Safety & Health Board: €200,000,000
    • Employee Benefits Security Administration: €320,000,000
  • Labor Inspection Office: €248,000,000
  • Bureau of Labor Statistics: €112,600,000
  • Women's Employment Office: €63,000,000
  • Equal Employment Opportunities Office: €17,600,000
Section 8. Department of Civil Works and Transportation
  • Road Building and Maintenance: €107,900,000,000
  • Airport Building and Maintenance: €19,050,000,000
  • Rail Building and Maintenance: €85,400,000,000
  • Federal Infrastructure: €54,200,000,000
  • Public Transportation: €57,370,000,000
  • Waterways Maintenance: €12,900,000,000
Section 9. Department of Education, Culture, and Sports
Education
  • Primary Education: €192,000,000,000
    • Local Educational Grants: €101,700,000,000
    • Special Education: €85,000,000,000
    • Early Start Program: €660,000,000
    • Student Support and Enrichment Grants: €1,200,000,000
    • Community Learning Centers: €1,300,000,000
    • Impact Aid: €1,500,000,000
    • Schools Assistance: €150,000,000
    • History and Civics Education: €33,000,000
    • Education for Homeless Children and Youth: €157,000,000
    • Social and Emotional Learning: €300,000,000
      • Education Innovation and Research: €85,000,000
      • Educator Training and Development: €92,000,000
      • Full-Service Community Schools: €123,000,000
  • Career, Technical and Adult Education: €31,000,000,000
    • CTE Regional Grants: €29,400,000
    • CTE National Programs: €180,000,000
    • Adult Education Regional Grants: €1,420,000,000
  • Student Financial Assistance: €43,000,000,000
    • Student Loans: €40,600,000,000
    • Supplemental Educational Aid Grants: €800,000,000
    • Work-Study Programs: €1,600,000,000
  • Higher Education: €73,000,000,000
    • Universities and College Grants: €65,600,000,000
    • Aid for Institutional Development: €2,100,000,000
    • Universities R&D Grants: €3,800,000,000
    • Teacher Quality Programs: €750,000,000
    • Centers of Excellence: €280,000,000
    • Minority Serving Institutions: €390,000,000
    • Postsecondary Student Grants: €80,000,000
  • Educational Sciences Institute: €860,000,000
Culture & Sports
  • Culture: €70,000,000,000
    • Arts and Museums: €55,000,000,000
    • Film Industry: €7,000,000,000
    • National Monuments and Heritage: €4,200,000,000
    • Performing and Visual Arts: €3,200,000
    • National Archives: €800,000,000
  • Sports and Tourism: €19,000,000,000
    • Sports: €17,600,000,000
    • Tourism: €1,100,000,000
    • Gambling and Lottery: €300,000,000
  • Promotion of Young Talents: €22,000,000,000
Section 10. Department of Social Security and National Solidarity
  • Social Solidarity: €492,000,000,000
  • Public Healthcare: €384,000,000,000
    • Health Infrastructure and Capacity: €218,000,000,000
    • Health Technology and Innovation: €61,000,000,000
    • Global Public Health Protection: €85,000,000,000
    • Public Health Workforce: €19,000,000,000
    • Public Health Efforts: €1,000,000,000
      • Motherhood and Infant Health: €140,000,000
      • STD Prevention: €660,000,000
      • Antibiotic Resistance: €200,000,000
  • Basic Services and Needs: €96,000,000,000
    • Mental Health: €28,400,000,000
    • Suicide and Behavioral Health Prevention: €4,700,000,000
    • Substance Use and Prevention Services: €16,500,000,000
    • School-based Health Centers: €3,200,000,000
    • Maternal and Child Health: €1,400,000,000
    • Health Workforce Education and Training: €6,600,000,000
    • Nursing & Midwife Program: €2,800,000,000
    • Children's Hospital Medical Education: €600,000,000
    • Screening and Treatment for Maternal Depression: €150,000,000
    • Pediatric Mental Health: €280,000,000
    • Family Planning: €3,900,000,000
    • STD Health & Prevention: €10,600,000,000
    • Rural Health: €8,700,000,000
    • Senior Nutrition and Health: €3,800,000,000
    • Health for People with Disabilities: €2,900,000,000
    • Home and Community-based Support: €850,000,000
    • Minority Health: €470,000,000
    • Women's Health: €800,000,000
    • Domestic Violence Aid: €200,000,000
  • Medical Research & Technology: €45,000,000,000
    • Bioengineering and Biomedical Imaging: €5,500,000,000
    • Cancer Research: €4,000,000,000
    • Cardiovascular Disease: €5,500,000,000
    • Child Health: €3,000,000,000
    • Dental and Craniofacial Research: €2,400,000,000
    • Nutrition, Endocrinology and Urology: €2,900,000,000
    • Genomics and Genetics: €1,800,000,000
    • General Medical Sciences: €3,800,000,000
    • Immunology and Infectious Diseases: €6,700,000,000
    • Mental Health: €2,400,000,000
    • Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases: €2,800,000,000
    • Neurology: €3,900,000,000
    • Nursing Technology and Research: €1,050,000,000
    • Eye & Ear Health: €750,000,000
    • Library of Medicine: €600,000,000
  • Epidemic Readiness & Disease Prevention: €55,000,000,000
Section 11. Department of Energy & Environment
Energy
  • Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy: €7,400,000,000
  • Regional and Community Energy Programs: €1,200,000,000
  • Cybersecurity, Energy Security, and Emergency Response: €2,500,000,000
  • Electricity: €780,000,000
  • Nuclear Energy: €4,300,000,000
  • Fossil Energy and Carbon Management: €8,300,000,000
  • Nuclear Waste Disposal: €360,000,000
  • Environmental Management: €8,600,000,000
    • Environmental Cleanup: €6,500,000,000
    • Uranium Enrichment Decontamination and Decommissioning: €800,000,000
    • Carbon Capture and Storage: €1,300,000,000
  • Power Administration: €27,800,000
Environment
  • Land Management and Forests: €4,600,000,000
  • Fish and Wildlife: €6,100,000,000
    • Ecological Services: €1,700,000,000
    • Wildlife Refuges: €4,400,000,000
  • National Parks: €19,600,000,000
    • National Parks Operations: €16,200,000,000
    • Recreation and Preservation: €300,000,000
    • Historical Preservation: €3,100,000,000
  • Geology: €13,600,000,000
  • Ocean Energy Management: €1,300,000,000
  • Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement: €1,800,000,000
  • Environmental Protection: €18,700,000,000
    • Science and Environmental Programs: €8,500,000,000
    • Regional Assistance Grants: €8,900,000,000
      • Clean Water and Drinking Water: €5,800,000,000
      • Community Projects: €2,600,000,000
      • Brownfield Cleanups: €300,000,000
      • Fuels Emissions Reduction: €200,000,000
  • Forest and Wildland Fire Management: €2,600,000,000
  • Land and Water Conservation: €1,200,000,000
Agriculture
  • Food and Nutrition: €186,500,000,000
    • Child and Infants Food Program: €10,400,000,000
    • Nutrition Assistance: €170,300,000,000
    • School Breakfast and Lunch Programs: €5,800,000,000
  • International Food Assistance: €5,700,000,000
  • Agriculture Marketing Programs: €570,000,000
    • National Organic Program: €80,000,000
    • Local Agriculture Markets: €470,000,000
    • Dairy Business Innovation: €20,000,000
  • Agricultural Research: €6,400,000,000
  • Agriculture Subsidies: €85,000,000,000
  • Animal and Plant Health: €2,600,000,000
  • Conservation: €3,800,000,000
    • Watershed and Flood Prevention & Rehabilitation: €2,600,000,000
    • Urban Agriculture and Innovative Production: €900,000,000
    • Forests Reserve: €300,000,000
  • Food Safety and Inspection: €2,100,000,000
  • Agricultural Statistics Bureau: €82,000,000
Section 12. Department of Research and Development
  • Science Funding: €185,000,000,000
    • Research and Related Activities: €181,000,000,000
      • Climate Science: €7,000,000,000
      • Energy Science: €20,800,000,000
      • Health & Life Sciences: €87,200,000,000
      • Engineering and Technology: €34,500,000
      • Social Sciences and Humanities: €3,300,000,000
      • Marine Science: €2,200,000,000
      • Aeronautics and Space Administration: €24,600,000,000
        • Science Missions (Unmanned Programs): €10,700,000,000
        • Manned Missions Programs: €13,100,000,000
        • STEM Engagement Education: €800,000,000
      • Urban Science and Architecture: €1,600,000,000
      • Data Science and Analytics: €400,000,000
    • Education And Human Resources: €4,000,000,000
  • Technology Grants: €88,400,000,000
    • Industry & Manufacturing: €44,200,000,000
    • Patent Office: €2,700,000,000
    • Technological Innovation: €15,100,000,000
    • Economic Development: €26,400,000,000
  • Statistics Bureau: €181,000,000
  • Standards Council: €25,400,000
Section 13. Department of National Mobilisation
  • Digital Infrastructure: €148,000,000,000
  • Television & Radio: € 97,000,000,000
  • Postal Service: €72,000,000,000
  • Telecommunications: €45,200,000,000
  • Journalism Support: €8,100,000,000
  • Community Service: €1,500,000,000
Section 14. Department of Trade and Industry
  • International Trade: €32,500,000,000
    • Global Markets: €29,200,000,000
    • Enforcement and Compliance: €3,300,000,000
  • Small Businesses: €15,800,000,000
    • Economic Development: €7,800,000,000
    • Public Works: €2,400,000,000
    • Community Assistance: €1,500,000,000
    • Regional Innovation: €3,600,000,000
    • Apprenticeships: €200,000,000
    • Minority Business Development: €300,000,000
  • Industrial Security: €4,300,000,000
  • Fisheries Funding: €5,700,000,000
  • Standards and Technology: €420,000,000
  • National Manufacturing Capacity Fund: €11,000,000,000
Section 15. Housing and Urban Development
  • Housing Construction: €47,100,000,000
    • Community & Neighborhood Development: €5,400,000,000
    • Housing Construction Projects: €34,200,000,000
    • Affordable Housing, Health, Safety, and Maintenance: €2,600,000,000
    • Technical Housing Assistance: €4,200,000,000
    • Zoning, Land Use, and Planning: €700,000,000
  • Housing Benefit: €90,000,000,000
    • Rental Assistance: €47,200,000,000
    • Public and Social Housing: €34,700,000,000
    • Homeless Assistance: €2,100,000,000
    • Housing for the Elderly and People with Disabilities: €1,400,000,000
    • Self-Sufficiency: €2,600,000,000
    • Housing Counseling: €1,300,000,000
    • Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity: €500,000,000
    • Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes: €200,000,000
Section 16. Administration and Other Duties
  • Office of the President: €7,300,000,000
    • Press Office: €300,000,000
    • National Affairs: €2,900,000,000
    • Political Affairs: €1,900,000,000
    • Institutional Affairs: €500,000,000
    • Analysis and Studies: €800,000,000
    • General Secretariat: €100,000,000
    • Foreign Affairs: €300,000,000
    • National Security Committee: €500,000,000
  • Federal Assembly: €9,810,000,000
    • Members Salaries and Allowances: €6,800,000,000
    • Officers and Paid Interns Salaries and Allowances: €1,200,000,000
    • Childcare Subsidy: €200,000,000
    • Committees Operations: €500,000,000
    • Assembly Modernisation Initiative: €100,000,000
    • Cortes Buildings, Grounds, and Security: €100,000,000
    • Cortes Police: €200,000,000
    • Library of the Cortes: €600,000,000
      • Copyright Office: €50,000,000
      • Cortes Research Service: €400,000,000
      • Civics and Democracy Initiative: €40,000,000
      • Cortes National History Project: €10,000,000
      • Cortes Publishing Office: €100,000,000
    • Cortes Workplace Rights Office: €100,000,000
    • Cortes Physician and Health Service: €10,000,000
  • Chamber of Peers: €2,300,000,000
  • Office of the Vice President: €4,300,000,000
  • Federal Court of Justice: €7,800,000,000
    • Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and Other Judicial Services: €5,900,000,000
    • Counsel Services: €1,500,000,000
    • Court Security: €400,000,000
  • Ministry Personnel and Government Administration: €55,600,000,000
    • Federal Civil Service: €54,500,000,000
    • Office of National Records: €300,000,000
    • Office of Executive Appointments Standards: €200,000,000
    • Committee for Ethics in Government: €300,000,000
    • Lobbyist and Consultants Registrar: €100,000,000
    • Office for the Proclamation and Constitutional Affairs: €50,000,000
    • Actuary's Office: €150,000,000
  • Regional Budget: €1,900,000,000,000
  • Other Duties: €97,000,000,000
  • Election Commission: €1,300,000,000
Section 17. Debt Repayment and Servicing
  • Debt Servicing: €1,400,000,000

Article IV. Commencement and Application

  1. This Bill shall apply to all of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie.
  2. This Bill shall not become law unless it has been given Royal Assent.
  3. This Bill shall be published and made publicly available.
  4. In the event any provision or part of this Bill is found to be invalid or unenforceable, only that particular provision or part so found, and not the entire Bill, will be inoperative.