> ...if you disagree with the result you have access to the court system (not "a government official") to work it out. You also have access to the court in cas

> ...if you disagree with the result you have access to the court system (not "a government official") to work it out. You also have access to the court in case of actual tax evasion, though I assume the odds would not exactly be in your favor. My whole point is that you're better off avoiding the whole ordeal in the first place and that having large multinationals and governments playing whack-a-mole over the tax system is an acceptable price to pay.