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Furthermore, the nature of competition means "moral" companies, moral defined loosely here as those who pay more taxes than legally required, are at a disadvant
by billmalarky 9y ago
Furthermore, the nature of competition means "moral" companies, moral defined loosely here as those who pay more taxes than legally required, are at a disadvantage to "immoral" companies who pay the legal minimum. It's a prisoner's dilemma for executives that really do want to do right by their communities.
The solution is to fix the tax code problem. If the moral "rules" don't apply to _everyone_ then they are worthless.
- valuearb 9y agoit’s immoral for corporations to pay extra taxes. Those profits aren’t theirs, they belong to shareholders.