But let's bring this back to what it means for New Zealand and its culture. We can also see that people who earn, what, 16, 33, 48—people that earn under $30,000. That's 48 percent of all taxpayers, and what do they pay in total? Thirteen percent of all taxes—income tax, that is. So 48 percent of New Zealanders, or almost half of all income tax payers, pay 13 percent. So when people say it's progressive, man, is it progressive. On the one hand, 3 percent of people end up paying a quarter of all the income tax. On the other hand, half the people pay only 13—one-three—percent of the income tax. 