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The change to a flat income bonus will address the imbalance caused by using a percentage increase, which unfairly advantaged factions with high tax economies. Now it should be an even playing field.
Also if you lose settlements your capitals bonuses will begin to increase again.
including multiple unit cap mods and harder to win seige battles and stronger garrisons - it's literally amazing with your mods and this will surely contribute to that.
TLDR: Thanks for making the game better.