What was his tax policy

theft is dark side so he must've taxed them dry

underage pls leave

fuck off back to /leftypol/ samefag cunt

If you actually leave mommy's basement one day, you'll realize the real world is very nuanced and why ideas like having no taxes are as retarded as they sound.

Only non humans were taxed.

UNLIMITED DEDUCTIONS

It's over Anakin! I have a low rate card to transfer the balance to!

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they could find endless planets to mine and wookiee slaves to sell

What about the Fed's attack on the interest rates?

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What exactly was the point of even overthrowing Palpatine if the First Order just popped up immediately after? His death and even the destruction of the death star had no bearing on the Empire's control of the universe.

It's almost as if the sequel trilogy is completely unnecessary...

Keynesian policies are a pathway to many forms of growth some consider to be...unnatural.

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kek, thanks for the laugh

The senate will decide their fate

Having the Republic be just as stupid and incompetent as it was pre-Palpatine was the most believable part of nu-Wars.

>What was his tax policy
In comics the Empire had a quota of resources for a planet to give. Economics of planets were under control of their own elite and governments most of which didn't change since the Republican times. But it was mentioned that the Empire gives higher social support to population.

It can only mean one thing...inflation

Ever notice you never see any of Watto's species after Sheev really takes the crown?

He did not tax. Order 66 was used to wipe out the Jedi and he took over any assets they had which he used to finance the Death Star.

>Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueberg "the rich"?
>No.
>I thought not. It's not a story the pinkos would tell you. It's a stockbrokers legend. Darth Plagueberg was an investment broker for the Sith & Sons Exchange Commission who lived many years ago. He was so powerful and so wise that he could use the market to influence the stock to create tax-free revenue... He had such a knowledge of the financial market that he could even keep the ones he cared about from going bankrupt.
>He could do that? He could actually save people from bankruptcy?
>The financial market is a pathway to many riches some consider to be unnatural.
>What happened to him?
>He became so rich... the only thing he was afraid of was losing his money, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught his assistant everything he knew, and then one night, his apprentice crashed his stock in his sleep. It's ironic that he could save others from bankruptcy, but not himself.
>Is it possible to learn this power?
>Not from a commie.

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70% on the rich

based

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>pic
India was founded as a socialist republic tho

Sheev did nothing wrong

Now this is accounting!

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The Business shall be reorganised into the fist Corporate Empire

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[shareholders clap]

I'll try crypto currency, that's a good trick.

Where are those investors?

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