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There are many parts to the equation of escaping poverty. One of them is BLACK TAX, defined as income black professionals give to their extended families to support them. Below are some questions on how you deal or intend to deal with BT. Quote or reply #NoDignityInPoverty
Black tax, a reality or an imaginary excuse by selfish elites?
Ever been a beneficiary of black tax or not?
Do you feel obliged to help relatives because you were also helped before?
Black tax makes you feel fulfilled or actually drains you financially?
Black tax is an unnecessary burden or a noble family duty?
Black tax hinders financial progress or enhances financial progress?
Should you keep relatives under your roof or support them from afar?
Should you pay for the same quality of education for kids of relatives you keep as for your own children?
What kind of help should you prioritise, rent subsidies for the family or health bills?
What kind of help should you prioritise, food for the family or school fees for their children?
In marriages, what's your observation in terms of who benefits more from black tax, wife's family or husband's family?
Would or do you give relatives who ask for free capital to do business?
If they say they need clothes, do you give money for them to buy or share your old clothes?
If they want food, should you give them money or buy food and give to them?
Should we continue with black tax, or put an end to it?
