International Public Notice: More Fraud On The Way -- Crime Alert! By Anna Von Reitz

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Rome made its living for centuries by stealing and making improvements upon other people's ideas. It also made a lot of its money by conquering and enslaving other people, but not always directly in the sense of forcing them to be house servants or field workers or soldiers.

The majority of the time, Rome used a more white collar means to enslave: taxes and tributes.

Taxes in the Roman world were usually head taxes or user fees that were direct and which individuals could somewhat control by their own habits. If you didn't buy Greek anchovies, you didn't pay the Greek anchovy tariff (tax).

Tributes were indirect taxes by comparison and were levied by a complex system of arbitrarily extracted "gifts" of labor and commodities sent to Rome each year by individuals and communities who were grateful for Roman protection and Roman investments.

Bear with us. This is important. Taxation in Ancient Rome is more important today than you might think.

Another way to look at it, is that sales taxes and tariffs and user fees paid for the City of Rome itself and poured into the Urban Trust each year, while external tributes sent to Rome represented a portion of one's labor and/or commodity production, like a secular tithe, and went to pay for roads, aqueducts, theaters, public baths and similar infrastructure.

Tributes were a percentage of the value of one's labor, what we would call income taxes today, and both individual people and organizations were obliged to pay their percentage to Caesar each year.

Once Rome became a military dictatorship the Romans even applied this tax to their own "citizens" -- bureaucrats, soldiers, and lower level public employees of the realm -- or, as one of the Roman sages put it, "those deemed blessed enough to be considered Romans, but not blessed enough to avoid paying Roman taxes."

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