Chapter 779: South American Conflict

The sale of television technology was expected to bring in Arthur an income of approximately 220.5 million Australian Dollars, but a significant portion of that would need to be paid to the government as taxes.

In fact, Arthur could use some lawful methods to avoid taxes and reduce the taxes that the Royal financial group needed to pay each year.

However, as the Monarch of the country, all of Arthur's actions held significant exemplary importance. If Arthur began to legally avoid taxes, then certainly more capitalists and entrepreneurs would opt for tax avoidance.

As a result, the national tax revenue would be greatly reduced, which, in turn, would affect the country's total fiscal revenue each year.

After all, for Arthur, paying taxes was simply a matter of transferring money from one hand to the other. The higher the tax revenue and annual fiscal income the government had, the better it was for Arthur.