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Winning a Free Captives war extracts funds.However, if the trade posts form a big trade zone, your cities within the trade zone might suffer a substantial loss of income consider only fighting an Embargo war when another merchant republic pays you to do so, the assumption being that the other merchant republic will then build trade posts to replace those razed. Winning an Embargo war pays money for every trade post on your lands.Unlike levies, tax income is not affected by any de jure modifiers. Expanding your realm will increase your potential tax base.Winning certain types of wars can increase your wealth: Nomads recieve additional gold based on their Population and unused Manpower. Non-republican rulers can still use republics to increase coastal city income - either take advantage of an existing republic near your lands, or, if you control a (preferably small) coastal duchy, create your own vassal merchant republic. They can also be built on the African continent (Trans-Saharan) trade route. However, only the controller of an important Silk Road county can build a trade post there, which is destroyed if the county changes hands, and trade posts outside the Silk Road can only be built by patricians of a merchant republic, for whom they are usually the primary source of income. The tax income from cities and the trade income from all trade posts within the associated trade zone is also boosted depending on its size, up to a limit of 50% for cities and 100% for trade posts in a large trade-post zone in Silk Road counties, an income boost also applies to castles and temples. Trade posts in coastal or important Silk Road counties can generate a large trade income at a very low construction price. Taxes paid by vassals can be seen in the liege's 'Vassals' tab, and totals for each vassal government type are shown in the liege's demesne screen. Also, a vassal pope or antipope will only pay you taxes if he has a positive opinion of you. Theocracies are relatively rich and decently powerful, but if Catholic, they will only pay you taxes if they prefer you to the Pope, which is rarely the case.Merchant republics also only pay half the republic tax rate, generating little more tax income than a rich city even when large. Republican vassals, to the contrary, are militarily weak and excellent for making money, but feudal rulers are limited to Feudal vassals usually generate little income regardless of tax rate, and are better at providing you with large levies.(Special rules apply to Catholic theocracies, see below.) Tax rates are part of your demesne laws and set separately for each government type with Conclave enabled, high tax rates reduce the maximum liege levy, otherwise there is no downside except reduced opinion of you. Your vassals pay you taxes based on your tax rates and their income, combined with their opinion of you - negative opinion means less taxes than usual.

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