The next day after Lister came to the town, another new team arrived, with a total of five people, and the phone said it was an inspection team of the New Zealand Taxation Bureau.

After receiving the notice, Wang Bo frowned and asked, "The Taxation Bureau has an inspection team?"

Charlie explained: "Yes, the Taxation Bureau has the authority to inspect towns across the country. The construction funds allocated by the government to local governments are issued by the Taxation Bureau, so they also have the responsibility to supervise and monitor the use of these funds."

"But, our town has only been built for a few months. What are they here to patrol? Have you seen what the boss has done with the money?"

"I just pay you a salary. How can that little money be useless?" Lao Wang said angrily. He had the treasure of the secret room and his waist was very hard.

Charlie was silent, his brows more tight than Wang Bo's wrinkled, and the wrinkles in the center of his forehead could kill flies.

Seeing his expression, Lao Wang felt something was wrong and asked, "What's going on?"

Charlie hesitated: "I guess their purpose may be impure. Juan is right. They have no reason to review the use of funds at this time, because the town has been established for too short."

"What are their purposes?"

Charlie shook his head, his face gloomy and said nothing.

The road conditions in the town were difficult to walk, and the tax bureau's inspection team's car broke down halfway. Wang Bo had to ask Charlie to drive the Land Cruiser to pick them up.

What arrived were four middle-aged men, wearing suits and ties, carrying uniform briefcases, and their faces were full of cold expressions. They looked even more annoying than those debt collectors from the gross profit and usury companies at the time.

The man in the four-man team is named Boozer, a tax prosecutor who is specialized in checking the use of urban grants.

Wang Bo is in a straightforward position in this regard. The government's funding is only used to pay his salary to his group, but has not used it in other aspects.

Boozer was a little confused after checking the use of funds. He asked: "Mr. Mayor, on the way here we saw that Guizhen was building roads and houses. May I ask about the money..."

Wang Bo shrugged and said, "I invested it myself. You may not know that I am richer."

Boozer was silent for a moment and began to read the fund use records with his three companions.

But Luo Sun Town has only been established less than five months ago, and there are only three staff members. A piece of fund expenditure can be recorded clearly, and it is useless no matter how they look through it.

After looking through these records, Boozer pushed the computer aside. He changed his expression and looked at Wang Bo sincerely and said, "Mr. Mayor, do you have any opinions on the injection of government funds?"

Lao Wang wanted to say that of course he had an opinion and had a big opinion. As a result, he noticed that Charlie was secretly winking at him and signaled him not to say anything.

I was puzzled. Wang Bo didn't understand the meaning of Charlie's doing so. New Zealand is not a **** government like North Korea. Even if he scolded the government here, it would be fine.

However, he decided to follow Charlie's suggestion, and the latter has been trying his best to help him, and has not fallen into the chain yet.

So, Wang Bo shook his head and said, "I have no objection."

Boozer said: "Don't you think the government has allocated a little less to your town? I'm afraid I can't afford to build the town, right?"

It's very right. Wang Bo wanted to slap the table to respond to Boozer. What he said was too right. The government was too stingy. He only gave more than 2 million yuan a year, and it would be distributed in four quarters. How could this be enough?

But at this time, Charlie winked at him again and still hinted him not to say much.

So, Lao Wang had to suppress his thoughts and said smoothly: "I can do the construction of the town by myself. That, the Jazz left me some antiques, and the town can be built by selling antiques."

Boozer was a little anxious and said, "Why do you have to pay for it yourself if you have the state's funding? You can ask the state to increase the funding, right?"

Now Wang Bo saw something was wrong. The New Zealand Parliament was so good? He actually took the initiative to ask for additional financial allocations to the local government. Why hasn't he heard of such a good thing?

You should know that since taking office as mayor, Lao Wang has been very diligent and has been working hard to study the development path of other towns.

However, in these studies, he found that the New Zealand parliament was very stingy and had little and difficult allocations to local governments. Local governments could only work hard to develop the first, second and third industries through taxation.

If things are abnormal, there will be demons. Wang Bo became alert and asked, "What does it mean?"

Boozer smiled slightly and was about to speak, when Charlie stood up and sneered: "The meaning is very simple, the parliament has a little ambitions. They want to directly take back the Sun Bang Descent as national property."

After hearing this, the four people from the Taxation Bureau changed their faces, and Wang Bo's face turned even more ugly, and he asked, "What do you mean?"

Boozer said to Charlie with a gloomy face: "Sir, please leave here."

Charlie smiled contemptuously and said, "You have the right to order me? Stupid! Greedy! Damn!"

After saying that, he pulled Wang Bo aside and explained to him.

Now, except for Highway 8, the land in Sunset Town belongs to him. If the investment in the town is also carried out in his private name, then in fact, there is not much difference between Sunset Town and Sunset Town and Sunset Lottery for him.

Once the town’s streets, houses, water and electricity systems are all invested by him, then he has the final say in this town.

But if the infrastructure of the town is invested and built by the government, Lao Wang's control over the town will be greatly reduced. Indeed, the ownership of the land is still his, but the right to use belongs to the government.

What is the difference between this?

If everything is invested by him, then the territory is his, the house is his, and the water and electricity are also his. In this way, in the future, the residents of the town will change to the mayor, then he has the right to take back these rights of use. Everyone has only one fate, get out!

As for Sunset Town? The ending is to become a ghost town, with no one.

If the town is built by government funds, if the residents have to change the mayor in the future, then Lao Wang will have no choice. At most, he can become a big farmer, rancher or something on this land, but he can no longer become the mayor here.

After the introduction was clear, Charlie looked ugly and said, "Damn it, I didn't expect that the politicians in the parliament were so greedy. They were not satisfied after turning a piece of territory into a national town. They were really raised by a group of bitches!"

Wang Bo's face looked even more ugly. He held back his anger and said, "Charlie, why didn't you tell me this when you first received government funding?"
Chapter completed!