The reborn girl is good for farming

Chapter 130 130 Taxes

Li Xiaolan learned from Zhou Jiarong that the Great Beijing Dynasty had strict control over land, but only on farmland, wasteland that could be turned into farmland, and homesteads.For forests, hillsides, woods, ponds, etc., it is much more sloppy. It is unified for two taels of silver per mu, and there is no need to pay taxes. Buy it and it is your own.

All the fields and houses of extinct families will be taken back by the court and re-sold.The extinct family here refers to the fact that all the family members have passed away, leaving no descendants.This usually happens due to sudden accidents, such as natural disasters.

In addition, the decent shops in the town have to pay taxes, but the peddlers who pick up a burden to buy and sell do not have to pay taxes.The Zhou family didn't buy a shop, they just wanted to save some tax money.

Li Xiaolan didn't think it was necessary, she got up early and stayed late every day, and rainy days would delay business, the most important thing was to guard it by herself.From then on, it was just the two of them. Zhou Jiarong went out to guard the stall every day, who would do so many things at home, and would delay knitting. With the time to guard the stall, how many more things could weave.This completely limits the business from getting bigger.It's better to buy a shop and ask a guy to watch it.

After analyzing it with Zhou Jiarong, he also thought it made sense and nodded in agreement.In fact, the most important thing in his heart is to hear her say, "If you don't stay at home all day long, who will do the housework." , he can't accept these two points, he has to be at home.

Li Xiaolan went back to the room and took out the bag of pearls he gave her back then and handed it to him, "It costs about 150 taels to buy a store. My family bought it before. You can buy this bag of pearls after selling it."

"No, this is a bracelet for you. I can't take it. I can go find the mussel again." Zhou Jiarong refused to accept it.

"Here, you take it." Li Xiaolan stuffed it into his arms, pretending to be angry, "We are here for the future, you buy a shop earlier, and you can have a stable income earlier, without delaying family affairs. He Clams can be fished in the future, and there will always be pearls, so you will still be short of me in the future? The most important thing now is to buy the shop."

"No!" Holding the bag of pearls, Zhou Jiarong was very excited and happy. She was thinking about their future. She didn't care about money, she was of high moral character. This bag of pearls could sell for a hundred taels at least, but she didn't care. Just give it.

When Li Xiaolan heard what he said was wrong, she looked at him in surprise, but her mind was attracted by his eyes as deep as the sea.

Zhou Jiarong's eyes lit up, and he confessed affectionately, "The most important thing now is to go back and find a matchmaker to propose marriage, and make you my wife, and I will treat you well for the rest of my life."

Li Xiaolan's ears turned red with embarrassment, her heart beat faster and she said coquettishly: "Okay, don't be glib, put the bag away."

Zhou Jiarong grinned and opened it, while putting it away, he said: "If you buy it and write your name, it will be your dowry."

Li Xiaolan was very moved when she heard this, this man is really good, she really made a profit this time.

In addition, the ship tax is only collected at the wharf set up by the government, and it is ignored in other places.

There is also the population tax, which ranges from three to five hundred cash per person per year.Labor labor, each household pays one person every year, and no one pays five taels of silver.Military service is not required if there is no war, and when there is a war, there is one person per household, and no one pays a hundred taels of silver.That's right, it's 100 taels. Ordinary farmers can't afford five taels of labor, let alone a hundred taels.These are all exorbitant taxes, and there are many more, which are out of touch with ordinary people, let alone talk about them.

(End of this chapter)