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Larger companies tend to attract different advisors. Like that friendly tax advisor who has a great idea for funneling a bit more cash tax-free into your own po
by fxtentacle 7y ago
Larger companies tend to attract different advisors. Like that friendly tax advisor who has a great idea for funneling a bit more cash tax-free into your own pockets.
- chrisco255 7y agoIf it's a legal loophole for paying less tax, that's fair game. Everyone does it. There's no one out there giving their extra cash to the U.S. treasury. Not that it's needed because they can just print unlimited amounts (within limits of what system can tolerate).
- luckylion 7y ago> If it's a legal loophole for paying less tax, that's fair game. Legal != ethical. And even the legality is questionable, but it's hard to investigate those optimization strategies when top officials have extremely-well-paying side-gigs at tax consultancies (which is the German situation) and those benefiting from the loopholes are also donating large amounts to buy favors from those in power (which is the US situation).
- chrisco255 7y agoYeah you think the government itself is ethical? Sorry, the government does more than enough evil to justify saving 2% on your income taxes.