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I think the businesses are ruined—they probably legitimately don’t make enough money to pay a living wage and the necessary benefits with their current business
by SomeOldThrow 7y ago
I think the businesses are ruined—they probably legitimately don’t make enough money to pay a living wage and the necessary benefits with their current business model. I don’t see this as a problem in the long term for the strippers—unauditable cash will still rule.
And frankly, let’s start with taxing other places, this really doesn’t strike me as a place of conspicuous tax avoidance compared to, say, the board room.
- AmericanChopper 7y agoI think tax evasion was the phrase you were looking for. Just about everybody participates in tax avoidance.
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- gizmo686 7y agoBy "current bussiness model", do you mean current prices? I do not see anything in the bussiness model that precludes raising prices. The issue seems to be that current prices are based on the assumption of tax evasion. I have nothing against sex work, but it does not strike me as an industry worthy of tax breaks.
- SomeOldThrow 7y ago> I do not see anything in the bussiness model that precludes raising prices. I was defining the business model by success with current regulations. I refuse to speculate about market effects beyond the possibility of any change aside from the regulatory change. > I have nothing against sex work, but it does not strike me as an industry worthy of tax breaks. Yea I never voted to fund defense contracts either. Yet, those fucks are getting paid. Not much to do about it but vote and revolt.