Sen no Sukiru o Motsu Otoko - Vol. 2 Ch. 11

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no memories, I’ve been reading it from the start it’s far away and I read a lot
It's crazy how they thought of everything to facilitate personal enrichment !

a yes chapter 2 "cash converter"
 
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on the other hand a small detail.
100 yen = 100 from the other world.

In general the systems in these parallel worlds is 1 piece of copper = 100 yen
1 silver coin = 100 copper coins = 10,000 yen
1 gold coin = 100 silver coins = 1,000,000 yen

if it is the case it is really very advantageous to use the "cash converter", because a gold coin would be worth 220 grams of gold, while a coin is much lighter
 
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The art is usually bad but damn does that Count look like shit.
It's getting harder and harder to keep reading the more characters they draw like that.
 
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@Gauvain yes i do believe its 1:1 but at the same time a simple 100 yen store chocolate is worth like 60k marks so its still a significant profit margin.
 
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I think he was only talking about the price of the knives and their benefits.
If I understood correctly he bought for 3000 yen of knives, so 30 knives
60 000 / 30 = 2 000 per knife
60 000 - (30 x 100 yen) = 57 000
or he bought a knife for 3,000 yen and intends to sell it for 60,000, it's not very clear
plural, singular, price, what corresponds to what, quantity, I wonder if the translator understood himself

he also has 3 soaps and chocolate"s" and look like there are glasses
Personally i think he talks a lot about knives, but that isn’t really the most valuable thing
 
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I wonder how they are planning to avoid attention from tax office if they will make much money?
 
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Taxes are paid at the entrance to the city, borders, bridge, ..., and by local businesses, the rest is difficult to determine
and I doubt that it has to do with the price of resources
how to force someone to declare a purchase or a sale, the information is difficult to have
it's hard to know how much money a person has, how much he has spent and how much he has earned

In the middle ages there were taxes on salt, on the use of the mill, on the use of the bread oven and surely others
these resources were controlled and monitored
 
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@Gauvain I am referring to when he gave the 100 yen chocolates to the noble girl and the commoner girl and her siblings a few chapters back. They mentioned that chocolate was super expensive here and would be worth alot where as for him it was just like 100 yen. I am not saying the other stuff he has wont sell well but just the profit margin on the chocolate alone would be huge.
 
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@Gauvain I meant in Japan. Because they plan to take money home, don't they? You can't just get large amount of money and not pay tax for it without tax office getting interested in you. Or are they planning to stay low entire life?
 
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Honestly the count's art isn't horrible, it's more like the art style looks completely out of place when everyone else (guys and girls) are samefaces...

(Well, his head is way too big in the portrait, but maybe that was intentional)

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By creating a business that sells resources, such as market gardening.
You created and invested legally (a bank loan) and a party of undeclared money.
After you buy yourself imaginary resources with money from the other world and voila you paid taxes and have a fixed income, it is even possible to buy what will be sold in the other world with the business money

But it is also possible to do without the bank loan, you start slowly, for example making a microgreens production
I'm talking about market gardening, but it could be a restaurant, a laundromat, car wash, sell its services or resources in a way that is difficult to assess the actual amount of sale
in short it's money laundering.

it also works in reverse, you declare less sale to pay less tax and the money you spend it to make discreet purchases (food, fuel, book)
In my country there is the term "travail au noir/black"(black work) is when you sell your services or resources without declaration and that small companies do it a lot, but also individuals, you can sublet your apartment without declaration , even an apartment you rent.
You can sell firewood without declaring it, or even worse, wood that you are not allowed to sell, because you have signed a contract which says that it is for your personal consumption.
 
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Thought of the same person as well but when you really think about it, he looks like a taller version of Rumpelstiltkin
 

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