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Fully agree, if the state did not tax corporations they could work near maximum efficiency if correctly managed, while the state still could get his share whene
by DominikR 11y ago
Fully agree, if the state did not tax corporations they could work near maximum efficiency if correctly managed, while the state still could get his share whenever an owner extracts a part of the profits for private use.
- mschuster91 11y ago> while the state still could get his share whenever an owner extracts a part of the profits for private use The problem is: this won't happen, as people by nature are too greedy. They will spend the minimum until someone finds a tax loophole and then in a rush all the money is gone and untaxable.
- lazyjones 11y ago> The problem is: this won't happen, as people by nature are too greedy. They will spend the minimum until someone finds a tax loophole Typical extracted profits are dividends. In my country, tax is due and payable by the corporation as soon as dividends are issued and unless you're a majority owner, you have no control over when dividends are paid (certainly true for Google, Apple, Microsoft etc. shareholders).