As a Graduate Tax student, I would wait in line to get my hands on “Tributin” (or “Little Tax”), a new video game planned by the Cuban government to teach kids about fiscal policy and the importance of paying taxes. No details have emerged as to what the game play will be like, but with a name like Tributin, it must be good. According to a phone interview with Reuters, the project director of the game, Dagoberto Marino, said that “It is a fun software to help children learn about fiscal policy, because since they were born in a socialist society with some gratuities, they don’t have all the elements needed to understand taxes.”
MSNBC, Cuba Plans children’s video game to promote taxes.