The tax office catches up with the whole economy

An audit of the books found whole industries flying under the tax radar. That ends today:

• Corporate tax now sees your full income. The weekly net-profit reconciliation previously counted only retail and service revenue. It now includes freight income from your logistics company, build-contract labour from your construction yards, university tuition, B2B sale-contract profit, and rent you collect as a landlord. Costs still deduct — but shipping with your own carrier no longer counts as an expense (it never left your pocket).
• National carriers pay everywhere. Two delivery routes that escaped the per-shipment logistics tax are now covered.
• No tax-free checkouts. A hotel guest running out of money mid-stay no longer voids the service tax on the nights they already paid for.
• Transactions tabs tell the whole story. Distribution Centers now list every delivered haul as income, construction yards show their build-contract payouts, and universities show tuition — alongside the expenses you already saw. Exchange trades are labeled as sales rather than procurement.

If your corporation runs logistics, construction, education, or property, expect the next weekly tax bill to reflect reality.