Families who send their children to private schools should not be required to pay taxes that support the state education system. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

Studying in private schools became a new trend in
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century. It is obvious, that
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system has been improved, but some aspects have not changed over time, as taxes for state education. For some particular
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parents of those children who attend elite schools believe, that they should be free of paying taxes. While I understand
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viewpoint, I do not entirely share it.
First
of all,
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process in state institutions completely depends on government support. It is not a big secret, that
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support relates
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taxes, which are
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of each citizen. All of
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pay a certain amount of tax for public services that we may not use, but does it mean that we should not be required to pay? If
this
could be possible
than
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level
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of education in public institutions would decline, without sponsoring
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of schooling
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has no chance to survive.
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, providing all teenagers with an opportunity to study complimentary quite beneficial for society. It is important to have
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nation,
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some families can not afford highly
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education for their
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. Many
of
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celebrities are
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examples of
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who was brought up in poor families,
for
instance
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Cristiano Ronaldo.
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, the government give him
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ability to study in
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school, as we can see, nowadays Cristiano is one of the most successful
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in
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history. To sum
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everything that has been stated so far, I do not believe that any financial concessions should be made for
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those
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whose
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those
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who choose private schools.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • tax exemption
  • public education
  • private schools
  • collective responsibility
  • societal welfare
  • equitable access
  • financial burden
  • social cohesion
  • tax credits
  • vouchers
  • subsidies
  • state-funded
  • socioeconomic disparities
  • public vs. private sector
  • quality of education
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