2025-12-31 11:26:27

As a tax consultant, I would like to clarify that the low revaluation rate application should be limited to assets. Otherwise, it could also affect employees in tax brackets, meal allowances, and transportation exemption amounts.

The main issue here stems from the way the legislation is structured. If the legal framework is not clear, there may be ambiguity about which areas the low revaluation rate will be applied to. As a result, millions of employees could be affected. Therefore, it is critically important to clearly define the scope of the application.

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OnChain_Detective

· 8h ago

yo hold up—this tax revaluation thing screaming regulatory ambiguity patterns ngl. flagged potential systemic bleed-through if thresholds aren't razor-sharp defined. millions of wallets at risk when rules get fuzzy like this smh

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WhaleShadow

· 8h ago

Ha, this tax issue is more complicated than I thought... A low revaluation rate could cause a complete collapse, right? Wage tax brackets, meal allowances, transportation stipends all get caught in the crossfire. It's too outrageous.

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pumpamentalist

· 8h ago

Another warning from a tax advisor... If the legal provisions are written vaguely, it's all over. Then millions of workers will have to take the blame.

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