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Quite a few. What makes you think subsidised businesses should be propped up at the expense of more massified and efficient ones? There is no justification for
by neilwilson 9y ago
Quite a few. What makes you think subsidised businesses should be propped up at the expense of more massified and efficient ones?
There is no justification for differential taxation of business structures. Competition should determine the appropriate form.
And never forget that to pay tax you are in receipt of recycled government spending. In other words your income is higher than it otherwise would be. Government doesn't save. It spends.
- Silhouette 9y agoWhat subsidy do you think I'm advocating here? I'm not sure I agree with your position here, or even fully understand what it is, but if anything you seem to be supporting my argument that changing from working as an employee to working independently shouldn't be penalised. I'm also not sure what point your final paragraph is trying to make. It looks like the standard socialist/big-government argument to justify arbitrarily high taxation, but obviously that argument is controversial and in any case it doesn't seem to inform any decisions about what an appropriate level of taxation actually is.