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our tax laws should be written in the simplest form possible with the least amount of exceptions so that people or corporations don't violate rules by what at t
by Shivetya 9y ago
our tax laws should be written in the simplest form possible with the least amount of exceptions so that people or corporations don't violate rules by what at times appears to be random chance nor be so complicated that spending millions looking for a specific set of rules is a viable pursuit.
personally outside of individual and religious groups I don't see why others should be excused from taxation for being charitable. businesses get name recognition for their activities and it should be part of being a good corporate entity instead of a payoff
- lotsofpulp 9y agoNo one should be exempt from taxation, period.
- JoeAltmaier 9y agoMeaningless. Taxes are a complex system with no foundation other than "collect the most feathers with the least squawking". There's no moral basis to who pays how much.
- pc86 9y ago[removed]
- smt88 9y agoSo if a for-profit mercenary firm finds it most profitable to violate international law, sell heroin, and torture civilians, you're saying that's a good corporate entity? Lunacy of Friedmanism aside, most corporations maximize value to shareholders by being pro-social.
- underdown 9y agonot all corporations have share holders. full stop?