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I agree with you, when it comes to applying law to real life it is usually lengthy and pricey process. We should just use a better legal system where these thin
by StreamBright 11y ago
I agree with you, when it comes to applying law to real life it is usually lengthy and pricey process. We should just use a better legal system where these things are not up in the air. You can complicate life with broken legislation, just to keep lawyers busy. You could also just ask: do we need a lawyer to determine that jaffa cakes are cakes or biscuits, or we can pick one and go with it.
On the other note on VAT categories: how about collecting data and letting machine learning decide what is a luxury item? We have excellent clustering algorithms that can find clusters in data human has no chance to find. Lets apply that to purchasing habits and figure out what sort of clusters we have out there, and lets decide how much VAT you pay based on that.
- pm90 11y agoThe second part is an interesting idea, but I would be wary of using AI for deciding taxation rates. But maybe I'm old fashioned :).
- SilasX 11y agoLaws are supposed to be somewhat stable though, so having to update tax systems based on evolving patterns of what rich people are doing kind of breaks that.