Some people think that paying taxes is enough to contribute to the society. Others argue that being a citizen involves more responsibilities. Discuss, what is your opinion?

There has long been much contention about whether people should take part in
development
Suggestion
the development
of the country they are living in or their concern is limited
to share
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to, sharing
to sharing
a proportion of their hard earn money in the shape of taxes to the Government. I agree with the former perspective for a number of reasons. There are myriad of arguments in
favor
promote over another
favour
of my stance. The most conspicuous
one
is that by giving taxes does not necessarily mean that
one
has done with their liabilities, there are numerous other duties that must be done by citizens like
follow
Suggestion
to follow
the traffic rules, law and order, take part in cleaning, green environment, preventing pollution, knowledge sharing, be a role model for younger peers and what not. Apart from that a responsible resident should
also
consider their social, moral and cultural values. Not only can a good native set example for their children and family to be a productive citizen
for
Suggestion
of
their nation, but
also
youth will follow their lead and those attributes will be passed on to the
next
generation.
Hence
, it is apparent why many are in
favor
promote over another
favour
of giving more towards society. In my opinion,
one
should be more than a
tax payer
someone who pays taxes
taxpayer
to the motherland. The
first
and far most
duty
Suggestion
duties
of a local is to pay all
kind
Suggestion
kinds
of taxes to the relevant authorities so the government can run smoothly.
Besides
that people
Accept comma addition
that, people
needs to be a part of all the other responsibilities they are capable of performing so that they can thrive as a nation to compete within
this
globalize
Suggestion
globalization
era of advancement. To conclude, in view of the arguments
outlined above
Suggestion
outlined above, one
one
can conclude that the benefits of contributing to the society other than paying taxes are indeed too great to ignore.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • fundamental
  • development
  • public services
  • social contract
  • financially support
  • civic responsibility
  • communal activities
  • engaged in the political process
  • advocating
  • enriches
  • actively participate
  • political process
  • less fortunate
  • environmentally responsible
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