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Because the legality is set up so that it's only those who have a lot of money who can do this. This is the problem. I am all for not paying more taxes than n

• DoofusOfDeath 9y ago
  Wouldn't that be an argument against the legislature, or perhaps lobbyists, rather than against the nonprofits stuck with the law?
  • ThomPete 9y ago
    It's an answer to the question that was asked.
  • jiggunjer 9y ago
    Indeed, taxes (or tax differences > 0) could be payable on income from overseas subsidiaries.
  • burkaman 9y ago
    Laws are limits, not instructions. You shouldn't drive exactly the speed limit when it's pouring rain.
• hust6 9y ago
  It's not a problem to me. If I have spent 30 years loosing blood, sweet and tears to gain advantage in an unfair world, I am going to defend that advantage. Your view is unrealistic because you don't want that advantage, forget about doing anything to get it, and pretend people who have the advantage can be tamed. Like turning lions into deer. Never going to happen.
  • ThomPete 9y ago
    I am not sure what view you referring to. I am not talking about what is realistic I am answering the parent.
• ryanlol 9y ago
  >Because the legality is set up so that it's only those who have a lot of money who can do this. The middle class can very well benefit from offshoring. It may not be for everyone, but it certainly isn’t only a thing for rich people.
  • ThomPete 9y ago
    It mostly is as you need to pay for lawyers or understand how to construct things. It's not for the middle class. Upper middle class sure but not average middle class and it doesn't change the fact that it's not equal for all.