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Maybe there would be no tax, but the cost of getting internet, energy and food supplied there would be very taxing. (What good is a year's worth of ramen if you
by sqrt17 16y ago
Maybe there would be no tax, but the cost of getting internet, energy and food supplied there would be very taxing.
(What good is a year's worth of ramen if you have no fire to cook it on?)
- hugh3 16y agoIt's worth noting that the only tax you're avoiding is tax on income actually earned within Antarctica -- ie. whatever trade you can manage with your fellow Byrdlanders. You'll still get taxed on your income generated in other countries.