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That really depends on what is a loophole. Should people be publicly shamed for making pension contributions or buying an electric car? I sympathise with where
by LatteLazy 6y ago
That really depends on what is a loophole. Should people be publicly shamed for making pension contributions or buying an electric car? I sympathise with where you are coming from. Someone employing themselves via a company in Ireland that owns one in Barbados and calling the money a loan is likely shameful. But there is no hard line between these two...
- brundolf 6y agoThere's no hard line, but there's a soft line at the letter vs intent of the law. More concretely, when the wealthy as a category are contributing less than their fair share to society, the intent of the law is not being fulfilled. Even if it's a tough thing to solve.