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You're clearly making a nice chunk of change already if tax-avoidance alone will net you $1mm extra. This plan seems very "Panama Papers"-y and unnecessarily gr
by claudiulodro 6y ago
You're clearly making a nice chunk of change already if tax-avoidance alone will net you $1mm extra. This plan seems very "Panama Papers"-y and unnecessarily greedy to me.
I can understand if your government is highly corrupt or something, but it seems distasteful to me to take advantage of the strong safety net, schools, etc. that are funded by a high tax rate, then once you've become successful to try and dodge your responsibility to give back to that same society.
Just my 2 cents -- you do you.
- Denniz 6y agoThanks for the answer. I really don't have any moral issues with my liability to the government. As I said not satisfied with their work. Some regulations are killing business. And what I'm doing is highly unregulated. So they didn't do their homework. But in the end it is actually for me a more personal decision. Yes you could say greedy. But greedy is also an optimization algorithm.
- damagednoob 6y agoMy experience is that corrupt governments don't exist in isolation. Lack of personal safety usually comes with it. It would be reason enough alone to leave in my opinion.