The Working Man's Programme
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Direct taxes, gentlemen, are those which like the classified income tax, or the class taxes, are raised from income, and are therefore fixed according to the amount of the income and capital. Indirect taxes, on the other hand, are those which are imposed on needs of some kind, for instance on salt, corn, beer, meat, fuel, or on the need of the protection provided by law, on the cost of litigation, stamps, &c.
These are in most instances paid by the individual in the price of the article, withou...t his knowing or 40 observing that he is paying any tax when he pays for it, or that it is the tax which enhances the price he pays for the article.
Now you are aware, gentlemen, that one man who is twenty, fifty, or a hundred times as rich as another, by no means requires on that account, twenty, fifty, or a hundred times as much salt, bread or meat, nor drinks fifty or a hundred times as much beer or wine, nor requires fifty or a hundred times as much warmth, and therefore fuel, as a workman or poor citizen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Direct taxes, gentlemen, are those which like the classified income tax, or the class taxes, are raised from income, and are therefore fixed according to the amount of the income and capital. Indirect taxes, on the other hand, are those which are imposed on needs of some kind, for instance on salt, corn, beer, meat, fuel, or on the need of the protection provided by law, on the cost of litigation, stamps, &c.
These are in most instances paid by the individual in the price of the article, withou...t his knowing or 40 observing that he is paying any tax when he pays for it, or that it is the tax which enhances the price he pays for the article.
Now you are aware, gentlemen, that one man who is twenty, fifty, or a hundred times as rich as another, by no means requires on that account, twenty, fifty, or a hundred times as much salt, bread or meat, nor drinks fifty or a hundred times as much beer or wine, nor requires fifty or a hundred times as much warmth, and therefore fuel, as a workman or poor citizen.
What to read after The Working Man's Programme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferdinand Lassalle to read onlineMoreLess
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