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Given that many universities are either directly or indirectly receiving tax dollars, if they get a bigger return from “tax havens,” then doesn’t that actually
by briandear 9y ago
Given that many universities are either directly or indirectly receiving tax dollars, if they get a bigger return from “tax havens,” then doesn’t that actually benefit the taxpayer since their taxes are going further? If we are worried about taxes not being paid, then it gets circular: universities need money, some of it comes via taxpayers, yet we aren’t happy about them using tax “havens.” Which because of tax havens, they won’t need as much tax revenue since they’re earning a higher return in the tax haven.
Exhausting! So what am I missing here?
- briandear 9y agoEdit: of course universities are tax excempt, so why do we care at all?