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Can someone explain how a tax-haven residency scheme actually generates sustainable revenue? Selling property brings in a one-off payment. Reselling it might generate another fee decades later. Meanwhile, who pays for the roads, schools, mosques, healthcare and infrastructure these developments promise? Those facilities don’t maintain themselves. The land alone costs money, let alone construction, utilities, staffing and upkeep. Let’s be honest about the model. If residents pay little or no tax, the government still has to fund public services somehow. That means relying on other revenue sources, including taxes paid by ordinary Maldivians and income generated by tourism. What are we actually gaining? Are we creating a sustainable source of national income, or selling off our land while the long-term costs fall on the public? Billionaires get a tax-free lifestyle and ocean views. But who pays the bill for the roads, schools and services that make that lifestyle possible? Before selling this as an economic miracle, show the public the numbers. #EagleHillsOut #MVAgainstZionists #AlabbarOut #MuthoOut