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When you buy a trader deed and the trader ends up belonging to another deed there is no way for the mayor to take control of that trader. If they have a high tax rate the deed that they belong to will end up getting 40% to their upkeep even though it is on your deed. If a player wanted to they could set up a bunch of them with max tax and sell the deeds off after they have got their money back and rake in the upkeep for a long time. What i am suggesting is allowing the mayor of the deed the trader is on to take control of the trader with a right click option or deed setting.
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Allow mayors to set a tax on merchants placed on their deed. Tax rate should be configurable from 0% to 5% in 0.1% increments. When placing a merchant, a message appears notifying the merchant's owner that a merchant tax is in effect on this deed, and what the current rate is. The merchant owner is then given the option to proceed with placing the merchant, or cancelling. Taxes collected from merchants are added to the deed upkeep. If the tax rate is changed, the new tax rate is ONLY applied to newly placed merchants. All existing merchants continue to be taxed at the old rate. Existing merchants have 30 days to accept the new tax rate, or they are no longer able to sell items. When selecting to manage a merchant contract, there whould be a message along the lines of "The mayor has changed tax rate for this merchant has been changed from 1% to 1.5%. You have 30 days to accept this change, or your merchant will no longer be able to sell at this location." with an "I accept" button. Once the owner selects "I accept", the tax rate is changed. If they do not accept within 30 days, the merchant stops selling their items. They can then either choose to accept the new tax rate, or disband their merchant and place him elsewhere. The main idea behind merchant taxes is to provide an extra source of funding for busy deeds, and it would be totally up to the mayor of a given deed whether or not they wanted to charge a tax for having a merchant placed there.
