Post by Ricord » Wed Apr 24, 2013 2:33 pm
The IRS is finding a way to TAX the time spent on Valor. According to the latest surveys by Stanford 1 in 4 Males of the ages 13 to 45 are currently active and daily players. 1 in 9 Females of the ages 16 to 53 are currently active and daily players. With the heavy losses in productivity the losses in tax revenues must be recaptured. A new tax bill based upon time spend playing Valor is before Congress. Until this is settled and agreed on by Congress all Valor Servers were ordered to be taken offline. Stanford is now working on seeing the positive impact on productivity since the servers were taken offline to better access the tax amounts to be assessed to the US Citizens on Valor going forward.
The EU, UK, Canada, Australia and South Africa have voiced their similar issues and will have their Revenue departments working on the situation following the trend and decisions made by Congress in the US.
Updates to follow.
The IRS is finding a way to TAX the time spent on Valor. According to the latest surveys by Stanford 1 in 4 Males of the ages 13 to 45 are currently active and daily players. 1 in 9 Females of the ages 16 to 53 are currently active and daily players. With the heavy losses in productivity the losses in tax revenues must be recaptured. A new tax bill based upon time spend playing Valor is before Congress. Until this is settled and agreed on by Congress all Valor Servers were ordered to be taken offline. Stanford is now working on seeing the positive impact on productivity since the servers were taken offline to better access the tax amounts to be assessed to the US Citizens on Valor going forward.
The EU, UK, Canada, Australia and South Africa have voiced their similar issues and will have their Revenue departments working on the situation following the trend and decisions made by Congress in the US.
Updates to follow.