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?

It is argued that households whose kids are studying in primary

schools

have no obligation to pay

taxes

to the state education department.

While

I can understand why the governments charge these

families

, it is by no means their responsibility to pay extra educational

fees

, I agree with

this

proposal.

To begin

with, the states have already collected

fees

in many ways. All spending by residents would involve a part of academic

taxes

. So the students who are studying in private

schools

have paid educational taxations on their

tuition

.

For example

, if someone paid his school

tuition

, a small part of his

tuition

would be possessed by the management which is work for education.

In addition

, private school students do not get any knowledge or advantages from the public academic system. The students would be unwilling to pay money to state authorities. The

families

would suffer from more economic stress if states

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taxes

from them. The

tuition

fees

of private

schools

are more expensive than that of public

schools

. Additional

fees

may cause some financial crises for specific

families

.

Furthermore

, their living standard may suffer, which might lead to disappointment in governments.

For example

, a poor family afford their kids to private

schools

, and they have not only to pay the expensive

fee

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for

schools

but

also

the

taxes

for the state education system. They have to give up letting their kid go to school.

To conclude

,

while

it is necessary for the academic systems to impose some taxation, it is not reasonable to ask for

fees

from

families

which have children in primary educational systems.