> The Question is if Robots should pay income tax? Robots replaced humans that paid tax. The society still needs income. That's not a sensible question. Every

> The Question is if Robots should pay income tax? Robots replaced humans that paid tax. The society still needs income. That's not a sensible question. Every tool or piece of hardware is an efficiency multiplier for the human benefiting from it. You wouldn't charge income tax to a carpenter's table saw, even though they're suddenly not having to use a handsaw that takes 10 times as long. There's no rational way to implement an income tax on efficiency boosting tools.