Changes

* Taxation rates scale based on when a player joined a [[Nodes|node]] as a [[Node citizens|citizen]]. The goal is to exert financial pressure on node populations by making taxes increasingly expensive as [[Node advancement|nodes advance]], rather than putting in place hard population caps.{{interview|27 March 2020|0m30|TzD_u7C8NxA}}

* Taxation rates scale based on when a player joined a [[Nodes|node]] as a [[Node citizens|citizen]]. The goal is to exert financial pressure on node populations by making taxes increasingly expensive as [[Node advancement|nodes advance]], rather than putting in place hard population caps.{{interview|27 March 2020|0m30|TzD_u7C8NxA}}

Parent [[Nodes|nodes]] take a cut of all [[Taxation|taxes]] from the [[Player housing|housing]] and any [[Marketplaces|services]] that occur within their [[ZOI]].{{interview|11 May 2018|57m02|ZnoHtzaQeMs}}

Parent [[Nodes|nodes]] take a cut of all [[Taxation|taxes]] from the [[Player housing|housing]] and any [[Markets|services]] that occur within their [[ZOI]].{{interview|11 May 2018|57m02|ZnoHtzaQeMs}}

* This tax doesn't necessarily impact the individual [[Citizenship|citizen]], because citizen's tax levels are determined by their [[Node government|node]], but the node's finances are affected by the taxation levied by its parent nodes.{{interview|11 May 2018|57m02|ZnoHtzaQeMs}}

* This tax doesn't necessarily impact the individual [[Citizenship|citizen]], because citizen's tax levels are determined by their [[Node government|node]], but the node's finances are affected by the taxation levied by its parent nodes.{{interview|11 May 2018|57m02|ZnoHtzaQeMs}}