> The point is that our tax laws should be written in a way to enable an entity like Newman's Own to operate without enabling the many abuses you describe. Peo

> The point is that our tax laws should be written in a way to enable an entity like Newman's Own to operate without enabling the many abuses you describe. People have this naive view that tax law is insanely complex and full of loopholes for fun and/or profit. It isn't. It's largely because well intentioned people tried to do a "right thing" for some specific circumstance and unintended consequences made the outcomes wrong. So you plug two holes when there's an outcry but 2 months later some other politician has a great idea and accidentally makes three new ones.