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Follow the three principles of taxation!

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Release Date: 2026/07/14

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Fairness, neutrality, and simplicity.
These are the three fundamental principles of taxation, and they should exist to protect the lives of the people.

Yet today's tax system has become increasingly complex, burdensome, and difficult for ordinary citizens to understand.
Politics driven by tax hikes, confusing rules, special exceptions, and preferential treatment.
Can such a system truly be called fair?

"Protect the Three Principles of Taxation!" is a socially conscious rock anthem filled with anger toward a tax system that seems to place political convenience and vested interests above the people.

Bring back fairness.
Bring back neutrality.
Bring back simplicity.

Look at the lives of the people.
Taxes are not a tool of control.
They should exist for the people.