1. Introduction

Historically taxes arisen from the dawn of human race. From that times they have universal characteristics reflecting the worst mankind greediness, selfishness, disordering and eudemonism. Tax collection legislation is written in history, Bible and cinematography. In our globalization times tax collection evolved in an impossible mission due to offshore banking, invoices and investments triangles and unlimited tax avoidance tricks on the edge of legality. We study for years’ money laundering antisocial policies like Bank capture, Black salaries, Bulk cash smuggling, Cash-intensive businesses, Casinos, Fictional loans, Real estate, Round-tripping, Shell companies and trusts, Structuring, Trade-based laundering etc ^{[14, 18]}. However, these and a lot more represent the dark side of the tax collection system. In order to fight all these, we become every day, little by little, exactly like them. Evil feeds evil and war brings war.

Another problem is the survival odyssey that a lot of previous rich people they live. In Greece and all around the world a lot of people live according to Bible and Gospel early stages. They do live in the seven years of Josef. We read from the GENESIS:

“5Now Joseph said to Pharaoh, "Pharaoh's dreams are one and the same; God has told to Pharaoh what He is about to do. 26"The seven good cows are seven years; and the seven good ears are seven years; the dreams are one and the same. 27"The seven lean and ugly cows that came up after them are seven years, and the seven thin ears scorched by the east wind will be seven years of famine.”

Also we study from the Gospel the prodigal son parabola that eliminated all his property and had nothing even to eat.

It happened twice in Bible, it happens once more today. Wealthy citizens neglected to pay their taxes. They postponed happily such low level tasks where there was not heroism at all. Unfortunately, today all of them face humanitarian crisis. They do not pay taxes; they have nothing even to survive. The state must find a way to of Humanitarian Funding the severe problem. Then through real Humanitarian Funding bond actions it could collect the invested money back ^[16].

For all these reasons Positive thinking brought us to a number of actions, that civilized Public administration could endorse to collect delayed taxes. ^{[3, 9]}. These proposals equal balance between:

• Imperative strong tax collection action and creative cooperation between the IRS and tax payers.

• State does not reward and funds the prodigal son but it needs the tax money for the poor.

• State legislation has to be applied to all citizens but not to departed bodies.

On the direction of mutual interest of the state and the tax payer, today we analyze and propose a simple action with a specific timeline:

• Initially the taxpayer recognizes its debt and its poverty.

• He suggests to pay the debt partially and

• To acquire a profitable unused or frozen state property.

• In a two-year short period of time the state collects all his taxes plus a 20% profit.

• After the two years the citizen has a new profitable job.

2. Land Allotment-Service Concession

The Hellenic public division holds the most valuable properties. Generally, this property does not offer anything to GNP. One of the reason of the economic crisis is exactly this inability to invest on these frozen assets ^{[2, 12]}.

Frozen assets reassignment legislation is very limited in Greece and European Union ^{[11, 15]}.

For the needs of our research we analyzed West Macedonia Region and we found a few indicative such resources. They all represent serious investments eligible for humanitarian funding. The land allotment described below must has more limited duration than a similar action for business allocation because it concerns temporary humanitarian arrangement.

Abandoned houses and cars; an action that is under implementation six years now in Greece.

Abandoned land on the borderlines of Greece; This could a valuable business opportunity because abandoned land is also idyllically landscapes very rare and expensive to find.

Sidewalks interstate highways and intersection road area; where pellet growing and harvest is possible. We have contract for a similar patent in order to gain preferential status to obtain the right.

Several thousand GWh of thermal energy from the local PPC Public Power Corporation; The energy we take limits the cooling water consumption for PPC. The thermal energy drawing rights will be given to various citizens. These thermal power holders will create a greenhouse, an ideal humanitarian funding case study.

Grazing land without water wells or reservoirs; 50% of West Macedonia is such a land. There is grass fur the bovine installation but there is not water for the cow, since every cow needs 50 kgr per day a whole ton per day for the herd. The secret here is the rain-harvest mechanism on the ECO- MOBIFARM patent, that offers unlimited water from a single rainfall ^[24].

Total desert land use for 30 years; With a similar patent a farmer could produce electricity, feed thousands of ships and delivers the land as well established grassland.

A business opportunity based on service concession could also described as a sublicensing of existing services but for the purpose of our research we focus to creative out of zero new opportunities ^[7]. The reason is that political system is not ready to abolish its dominant position to decide every aspect of life and business ^[13]. New services for West Macedonia could be:

Prisoner or refugee rehabilitation in village families; Despite the Legislation and Media reference two families in a village could survive out of the hospitality of one single prisoner. In Greece the prisoner costs over 1000 Euros per month to the country’s rehabilitation system. A similar cost Hellenic society faces for refugee’s care.

The right-license for additional authorization to verify Biological Productions; preferential status here is gained through a related patent application to be filed in the next months.

The right to establish a heavy machine carwash in local PPC mines.

The right-license to establish a no-vehicle area in a seaside resort; The relevant patent “Digital saddle for semi-automatic control of service animals and partially reinstating the animal-drawn economy” give us the business opportunity and preferential status necessary to start the business ^{[23, 24]}.

The right-license to fight coastial forest fires; The related patent is “Airborne pipeline docked to an earth reservoir to deliver water over long distance for aerial firefighting and irrigation” ^[21].

All the above are everlasting citizens’ requests that we organized to enter the 22^nd century.

The expert system is fed with data like:

• Questionnaire

• Site analyze robot

• National account sub-expert

• Poverty Management guidelines

• Basil III collaterals.

The concept for an intelligent settlement is to find a semi -automatic procedure which meets a few guidelines, ^{[1, 4]}:

• All the accumulated taxes and penalties will be paid;

• The state gives frozen properties to the citizen.

• The citizen finds a low profit survival job.

• All parties are satisfied.

Such a settlement is not easy to be assembled primarily because there are millions of non-linear interoperated options to be evaluated. The paper gives an initial estimation of the options and their range to be considered about.

3. Humanitarian Financial Time Series Example

A macroscopic simplified tax accounting diary will simplify the mutual profit for both State and taxed object. The initial hypothesis is straightforward and simply. The taxpayer has cash money 100,000 Euro while there is an equal taxes acclaim of 100,000 €. The loyalty citizen pays its debit and reaches disaster, since there is no way to survive without money and Job. If the Greek IRS attempts this action violates the Constitution. Hellenic constitution (article 22.4) where is denoted clearly:

“the state is obligated to find a profession to its citizens”

In order to avoid such a violation but altogether to finance basic state functions our micro-Humanitarian Funding opinion is dual:

• The State has to collect money.

• The tax payer has to survive, to continue life and tax payments.

We propose a settlement like this:

• The citizen pays his tax partially (60% cash).

• The state transfers to him frozen property for 30 years or assigns him a profitable state service or function.

• The citizen retains a 10% of the cash as a working capital.

The simplified Accounting records have the year, the diary description and the amount. The formatting is exactly accounting where the credit is shown with red color.

From this cash flow sheet, we calculate two tables. The first is the calculation of the indirect taxes generated by the living cost of any citizen. According to this accounting calculation the specific low income is consumed all in survival primitive needs. These spending brings in tax and VAT cash income that otherwise in the unemployment status would not exist ^{[17, 19]}.

Matlab solution

Taxdata = [oldTAXpayments, newTAXVATpayment,workingcapital,generatedTAXVAT];

taxnames = {'oldTAXpayments', 'newTAXVATpayment','workingcapital',

'generatedTAXVAT'};

tax= fints(dates,taxdata, taxnames,0,'TAX payments');

chartfts(tax);

Where tables to formulate appropriate timeseries are:

• date : the associated date for every payment

• oldTAXpayments: payments to eliminate initial tax debt.

• NewTAXVATpayment: annual tax for the profession

• WorkingCapital

• Generated TAXVAT The secondary generated Tax and VAT

Table 1. Time series of total state TAX-VAT

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Negative values are necessary for the mathematical model to work right and they denote taxpayer outflow cash, that is tax payments.

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Figure 1. The four Tax instances

Matlab solution

incomedata= [income , savings ];

incomename= { 'GROSS' 'bankSavings'};

in=fints(dates,incomedata,incomename, 0,'INCOME FLOW');

chartfts(in);

The financial time series is constructed by the beneficiary income 1000 € per month, from which savings rang from the initial 100000 and thereafter 128 Euro cash deposit

Table 2. Financial Time series of beneficiary income and savings

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Figure 2. The income flow from taxpayer view

Matlab solution is

accumulatedata = [accumulateStateTAX,BeneficiaryBankAmount];

accumulatename ={'StateTAX' , 'BankAmount'};

summary= fints(dates, accumulatedata, accumulatename, 0, 'HumanitarianSummary');

chartfts (summary);

The final third financial time series is the Accumulate for the State and the citizen.

Table 3. Summary Time series

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Figure 3. The methodology break-even point

As result the Government has three major achievements:

1. collected more money than any other arbitrage method

2. citizen lives on

3. and pays his taxes.

The ten year projection clarifies the methodology proposed.

If the state IRS persists to collect the 100,000 Tax, the tax payer holds the money and enter black money living. The citizen lives for ten years but the government loses the 100000 fine and the additional TAX and VAT of 180000, a total of 280 thousand just for being serious.

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Figure 4. Ten years legitimate or black money living

4. Special “humanitarian taxes” Parliament Session

The humanitarian project that we suggested is already very complicated with unlimited options and funding calculations. A very useful action is to prepare carefully and most important legally the land allotment and service concession. There will be two parallel inspiration sources to locate a non-useful valuable asset or service.

Initially the Hellenic state seeks for frozen business opportunities. Municipalities could play and important role on this explanatory action, regional development agencies they function similar projects and universities promote entrepreneurship already for years. Our questioning and fear started already to the grasping bureaucracy nature. Public servants might want these new business for themselves or their political friends. Even worst is the situation where the public servant remembers a very well-known proverb in Greece (“let the ship of the neighbor die”). Unfortunately, they prefer to find an excuse in order not to conclude the allotment deal. We don’t believe to them and their effective cooperation.

The second option to track a profitable opportunity is the delayed tax-payer itself. This cannot be done in a typical request to the state authorities, not even in a proposal for tax payoff to the local Tax agency. They cannot understand the chaotic interrelation of totally different options as described above. The tax payer must submit a digital form with all necessary data. Al the forms will be processed local and feed the proposal to the council of ministers.

There are unlimited legal problems to realize any simple humanitarian-taxpaying action. On the other hand the era of computer to law automatic legislation will be not implemented in the foreseen future. We strongly believe that the only solution is the Hellenic parliament after the opinion of the government. At a first reading it seems like to legalize the bribery and bring it in the higher possibly level; the democracy temple. It is not that bad, Maslow hierarch of needs advices us to face the humanitarian necessity and temporarily bypass any navel-gazing. After all, cronyism is another aspect of real life, an extreme democracy tool, just a step in front of the disaster.

The implementation steps are complicated.

Step 1, Form fill: After the tax debt finalization, the citizen through his lawyer and accountant fills in a detailed form to settle the debt.

In case he finds a desired allotment or service capable to fulfill his survival needs he proceeds to the next step 3.

Step 2, Frozen property request description: with the help of his staff or specialized public servants he describes in legal terms the desired land allotment or concise service to be acquired. The proposal carries along a preferential patent type of protection in order no to be distributed around to everybody.

Step 3, Final arbitrage request: After business humanitarian plan has been finalized he finalizes the request to be protected by the law, giving all necessary details.

Step 4, Arbitrage preparations: The IRS distributes the request to appropriate ministries and municipalities.

Step 5, Parliament legislative session: The Tax collection Ministry once a month sends the necessary legislation amending to the parliament.

Step 6, payments and beginning of new life: All contract and pending payments are arranged to start the profitable new life without debts and with phosphorus income.

Table 4. settlement six steps

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Figure 5. consecutive steps Gant chart

5. Conclusion and Recommendation for Humanitarian Funding

In our case study we assumed that the taxpayer has some money and humanitarian problems at the lower survival level. The proposed methodology applies to all various types of debts.

All the assumptions we made for this proposal are true and safe. However real life is more complicated and could outperform these rules in almost all basic and implementation concepts. Due to such a complexity severe auditing shown a few drawbacks of our methodology.

During step 2 the poor citizen finds a small out rated business potential and proposes to the public administration, demanding having exclusive rights on the idea.

Powerful companies interpret the above phrase according to their own profit:

The poor citizen finds a small out rated huge business potential and proposes bribes the public administration, demanding exclusive rights on the idea whole industry.

Through such a intrigue a health and not humanitarian necessity subject company could acquire valuable asset of the thermal energy of a power plant or the entire grazing area of mount Pindos.

Auditing arrangements here are:

• Similar allotments and service concession services request are suspicious.

• A legislative action is possible needed.

Another option to freely organize the humanitarian actions is to commodify allotments and concessions in a more organized way. Commodification here also needs severe legislative action and includes:

• Homogenization of similar requests.

• Valutation of similar cases and requests.

• Transfer all responsibility and transactions in a private company.

• Serious mathematical work for valutation and auditing.

In international accounting there was cases where companies with significant high tax debts were more valuable than clear taxes companies. That was because the bankrupted companies have to pay in the forthcoming years more than 20% less taxes. Large agencies could buy poor citizen debts and use it as a tool to create new markets.

Far or less this is happening in the so called “vulture” funds but with money only.

Since we cannot prohibit the citizen to sell its debt or to authorize a person to negotiate with the State authorities, it is very difficult to eliminate such behavior ^{[8, 10]}.

We currently work for the future steps of our suggested policy:

• An expert system to track land allotments and service concessions opportunities.

• A severe legislative initiative to prepare the exact law for the tax-humanitarian combined action.

• A full feature big scale actual Humanitarian Funding (in his originated bond market nature) at a national level for additional money and management resources.

• A NLP (Neuro Linguistics Programming) option to radically promote the humanitarian-legislative nature of our proposal.

• A mathematical model to incorporate all various aspects of this preliminary research into a concise mathematical model.

There is also need to support the IRS Computer Forms realization, taxpayer file preparation and other similar actions. All these are not our obligations but trivial public administration tasks that they will follow methodology adoption.

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