Exactly. Lawyering around paying your intended tax rate is no different than hacking a system. You're using the rules of the system to circumvent "intent" of it

Exactly. Lawyering around paying your intended tax rate is no different than hacking a system. You're using the rules of the system to circumvent "intent" of it. Yet hacking is seen as morally wrong and dodging taxes is perfectly fine. Maybe we should just make a law making it illegal to dodge your intended tax rate, just as there are laws against circumventing the intent of a computer system.