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If that were true wouldn't he just do the extra work for free, then he can take his pick of the very best/interesting jobs that way. The government would take m
by rythie 16y ago
If that were true wouldn't he just do the extra work for free, then he can take his pick of the very best/interesting jobs that way. The government would take most of it in tax anyway as he points out. Of course the downside to the government is that it doesn't get all that tax revenue.
If a friend said to me, can you talk at this conference, I'll pay you $1000, but really money is tight and then I say I'll only get $100 of it out anyway - then I'm just going to say wave the fee aren't I? Assuming I want to do it.
Or even just give the fee directly to charity? (at least in the U.K. this avoids tax)