💰Server Tax System
💰 Tax Mechanics and Overview
The Tax System is designed to create a sustainable in-game economy by automatically deducting small fees from certain player transactions. The collected taxes will serve as server funds and burn zennies.
⚙️ System Features
1️⃣ Applicable Transactions: Taxes will automatically apply to the following transactions: • Player-to-player trades (Zeny-based only) • Vending purchases and selling (Merchant Class) • Selling loot to NPCs (rates vary based on the type of loot hunted and sold).
2️⃣ Tax Rate Configuration: • Trade Tax (Zeny): 2% of total Zeny transaction • Vending Tax: 5% of total selling items via vending. • Buying Store Tax: 5% of total purchases of the vending items
3️⃣ Tax Allocation: Admin can choose where the collected tax will go:
🏦 Server Treasury: Stored as a system resource (for future events or NPC funding)
4️⃣ Tax Log & Transparency: All tax transactions are automatically recorded in the database and viewable by Admins via control panel for auditing and monitoring purposes.
📜 Example:
Trade Tax (Zeny) Player A transact 10,000,000 Zeny from Player B. A 2% tax applies → 200,000 Zeny is deducted automatically.
Player B receives 9,800,000 Zeny 200,000 Zeny goes to the Server Treasury
Vending Tax Player A sell an items worth 5,000,000 via vending then Player B brought it. A 5% tax applies → 250,000 Zeny is deducted automatically.
Player A receives 4,750,000 Zeny 250,000 Zeny goes to the Server Treasury.
Selling Tax Player A sells loot to an NPC. Automatic adjustment of item sell prices based on the server economy.
❣️ Additional Information
Automated Tax System: Loot selling prices are automatically adjusted according to the server’s economic trends. The system is based on the server’s seven-day economy data.

The server’s default selling price is 45% of the original selling price. Based on the server’s economy, an additional tax of 1% to 15% may be applied if spending outweighs zeny generation. Conversely, a tax reduction of 1% to 15% will be applied if zeny generation exceeds spending.

The adjusted selling price will always remain within a minimum of 30% and a maximum of 60%. These adjustments are calculated using seven-day economic data, and tax rates may update hourly based on this rolling data.
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