Tax Code

Taxes are funds that are asked from the public, so as to maintain the system of governance that serves the public being taxed. By performing the job of serving the public, the governing system is rewarded with the funds the public honestly earns within the system that is given by token of trust and sustained organization. The key objective in taxing practices is to maintain a healthy relationship among the systemic constituents of the overarching governing architecture, so that the system of fund exchange operates as a holistically sound and propagable machine. The process of building a system is one that starts with registering all persons who are to be involved. Every house, business, entity, and, more so, person who is to be a part of the conducted cycle must be recorded and documented as a willing participant. Once all persons are provisioned their proof of record and their persons have been recorded, the accepted governing system, then, starts with their voluntary participation. The established cycle for the above described collective registry is one that is built on analog and/or digital instrumentation, and within these fundamentalist dynamics, there is the stepped sequence of managing funds, resources, monetized goods, general products, et cetera, and then receiving the resources by which to maintain the operation. The level of activity is what dictates the resources necessary to maintain the operation, but regardless of what is needed, the method of organization maintains the integrity of principled accountenance. No matter the arrangement of need or response, plausibility and decisive action are always possible.