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In RTW money was limited by corruption, but with all military buildings giving LAW, i have never seen corruption. Maybe it doesn't even exist anymore?
In general i like the taxes versus trade part. But sometimes the number are strange, especially looking at the prediction. For example, in the Getae campaign, when you build roads in the northern starting city, taxes go down by 500? Iam no genius in mathematics, but something is wrong about that number.
great ! this wil make me play the game most def more then !