People believe that they should keep all the money they earn and should not pay tax to the state. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

It is argued sometimes that citizens should reserve their earnings and be exempt from tax-paying
obligation
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.
While
I can understand the reason why
such
a claim is accepted by some people, I disagree with
this
proposal and I do believe that paying
taxes
is necessary and rewarding. On the one hand, I admit that it is understandable for individuals to propose keeping all their
money
without paying
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their states.
Firstly
, citizens ought to have the autonomy to manage their incomes as they earn them by themselves.
Secondly
, with exclusive and complete dominance in their s, individuals' motivation to work and make
money
would be greatly stimulated.
Thirdly
, citizens are under greater financial pressure and struggle to afford
the
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taxes
nowadays than before;
for example
, they need to spend more savings
due to
the bills of housing, education, traffic, and healthcare,
such
a large amount of
money
has already accounted for the majority of their expenditure.
Therefore
taxes
exert a heavier burden on their shoulders.
However
, it is unreasonable to abandon
taxes
levy
and
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would cause many detrimental effects on the development of a nation.
To begin
with, if people's tax-paying obligation is
canceled
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, government organs will
be
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lack
of
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funds to operate, and
thus
not only progress in the field of people's livelihood may be blocked but
also
the society may fall into chaos.
Secondly
, without taxation narrowing the financial gap between the rich and the poor, social inequity may be far more serious. It is foreseeable that wealthy ones would be wealthier and the needy would get poorer, which would trigger severe conflicts.
Last
but not least, compared to
government
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the government
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which allocates collected
taxes
properly and efficiently in the bigger picture for the sake of
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society as a whole, individuals spend all their incomes only
according to
their own will, which may lead to extreme waste of
money
and egoism. In conclusion, my view is that there are many reasons behind the preferences of cancelling taxation, but I would argue that it is detrimental and infeasible because of the severe consequences brought about.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • contribute
  • welfare
  • public services
  • progressive taxation
  • distribution of wealth
  • civic duty
  • social cohesion
  • tax evasion
  • economic disparities
  • social unrest
  • individual rights
  • societal responsibilities
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