Taxation - Revision history

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	== Effects ==		== Effects ==
	{\| class="~~wikitable~~"		<div class="rb-table-frame"><div class="rb-table-inner">
			{\| class="rb-table"
	! Effect !! Multiplier !! Description		! Effect !! Multiplier !! Description
	\|-		\|-
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	\| Taxation system \|\| Enabled \|\| Activates {{Icon\|Coin}} collection from population		\| Taxation system \|\| Enabled \|\| Activates {{Icon\|Coin}} collection from population
	\|}		\|}
			</div></div>

	The core mechanic of this choice is enabling the taxation system. When active, the settlement generates {{Icon\|Coin}} income through its population. Without Taxation active, settlements can only earn {{Icon\|Coin}} through buildings like the [[Tavern]] and [[Market Stall]]s.		The core mechanic of this choice is enabling the taxation system. When active, the settlement generates {{Icon\|Coin}} income through its population. Without Taxation active, settlements can only earn {{Icon\|Coin}} through buildings like the [[Tavern]] and [[Market Stall]]s.

East6 at 21:52, 27 February 2026

2026-02-27T21:52:18Z

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	\| cost = {{formatnum:1000}} {{Icon\|Knowledge}}		\| cost = {{formatnum:1000}} {{Icon\|Knowledge}}
	\| lock = 1 day		\| lock = 1 day
	\| effects = <table class="rb-ib-subtable"><tr><th>Effect</th><th>~~Multiplier~~</th></tr><tr><td>[[Happiness]]</td><td class="rb-ib-nerf">~~×0.7~~</td></tr></table>		\| effects = <table class="rb-ib-subtable"><tr><th>Effect</th><th>Value</th></tr><tr><td>[[Happiness]]</td><td class="rb-ib-nerf">−30%</td></tr></table>
	\| flags = Enables taxation ({{Icon\|Coin}} collection from population)		\| flags = Enables taxation ({{Icon\|Coin}} collection from population)
	}}		}}
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	! Effect !! Multiplier !! Description		! Effect !! Multiplier !! Description
	\|-		\|-
	\| Happiness \|\| ~~×0.7~~ \|\| Reduces settlement happiness by 30%		\| Happiness \|\| −30% \|\| Reduces settlement happiness by 30%
	\|-		\|-
	\| Taxation ~~flag~~ \|\| Enabled \|\| Activates {{Icon\|Coin}} collection from population		\| Taxation system \|\| Enabled \|\| Activates {{Icon\|Coin}} collection from population
	\|}		\|}

	~~When~~ the taxation ~~choice is enabled~~, the settlement generates {{Icon\|Coin}} income through its population. Without Taxation active, settlements can only earn {{Icon\|Coin}} through buildings like the [[Tavern]] and [[Market Stall]]s.		The core mechanic of this choice is enabling the taxation system. When active, the settlement generates {{Icon\|Coin}} income through its population. Without Taxation active, settlements can only earn {{Icon\|Coin}} through buildings like the [[Tavern]] and [[Market Stall]]s.

	The taxation income rate is further modified by [[Alliances\|alliance type]]: the [[Trade Alliance]] increases taxation income by 10% (×1.1), while the [[Great Federation]] decreases it by 20% (×0.8). The [[Science League]] does not affect taxation.		The taxation income rate is further modified by [[Alliances\|alliance type]]: the [[Trade Alliance]] increases taxation income by 10% (×1.1), while the [[Great Federation]] decreases it by 20% (×0.8). The [[Science League]] does not affect taxation.
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	== Strategy ==		== Strategy ==
			The −30% happiness penalty is substantial and can push a settlement toward [[Strike]]s if happiness is already low. Players should ensure their happiness is comfortably above the strike threshold before enabling Taxation. Choices that boost happiness, such as [[Lavish Rations]] (+20%) or [[Worker Safety]] (+10%), can help offset the penalty.
	The 30% happiness penalty is substantial and can push a settlement toward [[Strike]]s if happiness is already low. Players should ensure their happiness is comfortably above the strike threshold before enabling Taxation. Choices that boost happiness such as [[Lavish Rations]] (~~×1.2~~) or [[Worker Safety]] (~~×1.1~~) can help offset the penalty.

	The {{Icon\|Coin}} income from Taxation is valuable for funding buildings that consume {{Icon\|Coin}}, including the [[University]] (−10/day), [[Museum]] (−10/day), [[Tower]] (−5/day), and [[Water Tower]] (−5/day). Without Taxation, {{Icon\|Coin}} income is limited to the [[Tavern]] (+10/day from {{Icon\|Drinks}}), [[Market]]/[[Square]] (+1/day each), and [[Market Stall]]s (+0.05 to +0.5/day each).		The {{Icon\|Coin}} income from Taxation is valuable for funding buildings that consume {{Icon\|Coin}}, including the [[University]] (−10/day), [[Museum]] (−10/day), [[Tower]] (−5/day), and [[Water Tower]] (−5/day). Without Taxation, {{Icon\|Coin}} income is limited to the [[Tavern]] (+10/day from {{Icon\|Drinks}}), [[Market]]/[[Square]] (+1/day each), and [[Market Stall]]s (+0.05 to +0.5/day each).
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	Settlements in a [[Trade Alliance]] benefit most from Taxation due to the +10% income bonus, while those in a [[Great Federation]] receive 20% less taxation income but gain other advantages like +10% production and reduced raid risk.		Settlements in a [[Trade Alliance]] benefit most from Taxation due to the +10% income bonus, while those in a [[Great Federation]] receive 20% less taxation income but gain other advantages like +10% production and reduced raid risk.

	The 1,000 {{Icon\|Knowledge}} cost means players should plan for Taxation well in advance, prioritizing {{Icon\|Knowledge}} production through the [[University]] and [[Museum]] to accumulate the required amount.		The 100,000 {{Icon\|Knowledge}} cost means players should plan for Taxation well in advance, prioritizing {{Icon\|Knowledge}} production through the [[University]] and [[Museum]] to accumulate the required amount.

			== Changelog ==
			{{Changelog}}

	== See also ==		== See also ==

East6 at 21:08, 23 February 2026

2026-02-23T21:08:51Z

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	\| name = Taxation		\| name = Taxation
	\| category = Choice		\| category = Choice
	\| cost = {{formatnum:~~100000~~}} {{Icon\|Knowledge}}		\| cost = {{formatnum:1000}} {{Icon\|Knowledge}}
	\| lock = 1 day		\| lock = 1 day
	\| effects = <table class="rb-ib-subtable"><tr><th>Effect</th><th>Multiplier</th></tr><tr><td>[[Happiness]]</td><td class="rb-ib-nerf">×0.7</td></tr></table>		\| effects = <table class="rb-ib-subtable"><tr><th>Effect</th><th>Multiplier</th></tr><tr><td>[[Happiness]]</td><td class="rb-ib-nerf">×0.7</td></tr></table>
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	== Details ==		== Details ==
	Taxation costs '''{{formatnum:~~100000~~}}''' {{Icon\|Knowledge}} to enact, the highest {{Icon\|Knowledge}} cost of any choice in the game. This makes it a mid-to-late game option, requiring significant research investment before it becomes available.		Taxation costs '''{{formatnum:1000}}''' {{Icon\|Knowledge}} to enact, the highest {{Icon\|Knowledge}} cost of any choice in the game. This makes it a mid-to-late game option, requiring significant research investment before it becomes available.

	Once enacted, Taxation has a 1-day lock period before it can be disabled. It can be freely toggled on and off (paying the lock period each time), unlike permanent choices such as [[Intensive Farming]].		Once enacted, Taxation has a 1-day lock period before it can be disabled. It can be freely toggled on and off (paying the lock period each time), unlike permanent choices such as [[Intensive Farming]].
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	Settlements in a [[Trade Alliance]] benefit most from Taxation due to the +10% income bonus, while those in a [[Great Federation]] receive 20% less taxation income but gain other advantages like +10% production and reduced raid risk.		Settlements in a [[Trade Alliance]] benefit most from Taxation due to the +10% income bonus, while those in a [[Great Federation]] receive 20% less taxation income but gain other advantages like +10% production and reduced raid risk.

	The ~~100~~,000 {{Icon\|Knowledge}} cost means players should plan for Taxation well in advance, prioritizing {{Icon\|Knowledge}} production through the [[University]] and [[Museum]] to accumulate the required amount.		The 1,000 {{Icon\|Knowledge}} cost means players should plan for Taxation well in advance, prioritizing {{Icon\|Knowledge}} production through the [[University]] and [[Museum]] to accumulate the required amount.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

East6 at 21:05, 23 February 2026

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			{{Choice
			\| name = Taxation
			\| category = Choice
			\| cost = {{formatnum:100000}} {{Icon\|Knowledge}}
			\| lock = 1 day
			\| effects = <table class="rb-ib-subtable"><tr><th>Effect</th><th>Multiplier</th></tr><tr><td>[[Happiness]]</td><td class="rb-ib-nerf">×0.7</td></tr></table>
			\| flags = Enables taxation ({{Icon\|Coin}} collection from population)
			}}
	'''Taxation''' is a [[Choices\|choice]] in [[Main Page\|Project Rebearth]] that enables the taxation system for a settlement. When active, the settlement collects {{Icon\|Coin}} income from its population, but at the cost of significantly reduced happiness. Taxation requires a large {{Icon\|Knowledge}} investment to enact and can be toggled on or off with a 1-day lock period.		'''Taxation''' is a [[Choices\|choice]] in [[Main Page\|Project Rebearth]] that enables the taxation system for a settlement. When active, the settlement collects {{Icon\|Coin}} income from its population, but at the cost of significantly reduced happiness. Taxation requires a large {{Icon\|Knowledge}} investment to enact and can be toggled on or off with a 1-day lock period.

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'''Taxation''' is a [[Choices|choice]] in [[Main Page|Project Rebearth]] that enables the taxation system for a settlement. When active, the settlement collects {{Icon|Coin}} income from its population, but at the cost of significantly reduced happiness. Taxation requires a large {{Icon|Knowledge}} investment to enact and can be toggled on or off with a 1-day lock period.

== Effects ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Effect !! Multiplier !! Description
|-
| Happiness || ×0.7 || Reduces settlement happiness by 30%
|-
| Taxation flag || Enabled || Activates {{Icon|Coin}} collection from population
|}

When the taxation choice is enabled, the settlement generates {{Icon|Coin}} income through its population. Without Taxation active, settlements can only earn {{Icon|Coin}} through buildings like the [[Tavern]] and [[Market Stall]]s.

The taxation income rate is further modified by [[Alliances|alliance type]]: the [[Trade Alliance]] increases taxation income by 10% (×1.1), while the [[Great Federation]] decreases it by 20% (×0.8). The [[Science League]] does not affect taxation.

== Details ==
Taxation costs '''{{formatnum:100000}}''' {{Icon|Knowledge}} to enact, the highest {{Icon|Knowledge}} cost of any choice in the game. This makes it a mid-to-late game option, requiring significant research investment before it becomes available.

Once enacted, Taxation has a 1-day lock period before it can be disabled. It can be freely toggled on and off (paying the lock period each time), unlike permanent choices such as [[Intensive Farming]].

Taxation is a standalone choice with no exclusive group. It does not conflict with any other choices and can be combined with any other active policies.

== Strategy ==

The 30% happiness penalty is substantial and can push a settlement toward [[Strike]]s if happiness is already low. Players should ensure their happiness is comfortably above the strike threshold before enabling Taxation. Choices that boost happiness such as [[Lavish Rations]] (×1.2) or [[Worker Safety]] (×1.1) can help offset the penalty.

The {{Icon|Coin}} income from Taxation is valuable for funding buildings that consume {{Icon|Coin}}, including the [[University]] (−10/day), [[Museum]] (−10/day), [[Tower]] (−5/day), and [[Water Tower]] (−5/day). Without Taxation, {{Icon|Coin}} income is limited to the [[Tavern]] (+10/day from {{Icon|Drinks}}), [[Market]]/[[Square]] (+1/day each), and [[Market Stall]]s (+0.05 to +0.5/day each).

Settlements in a [[Trade Alliance]] benefit most from Taxation due to the +10% income bonus, while those in a [[Great Federation]] receive 20% less taxation income but gain other advantages like +10% production and reduced raid risk.

The 100,000 {{Icon|Knowledge}} cost means players should plan for Taxation well in advance, prioritizing {{Icon|Knowledge}} production through the [[University]] and [[Museum]] to accumulate the required amount.

== See also ==
* [[Choices]]
* [[Coin]]
* [[Happiness]]
* [[Trade Alliance]]
* [[Great Federation]]
* [[Tavern]]
* [[Market]]
* [[Events]]

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