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OK. John takes over Google and pays more taxes when the current scheme is legal. How is that rationalized? Why not pay even more?
by onetimemanytime 6y ago
OK. John takes over Google and pays more taxes when the current scheme is legal.
How is that rationalized? Why not pay even more?
- HPsquared 6y agoBuilding goodwill or other intangibles.
- andromeduck 6y agoNo such thing. Governments are inherently extractive same as any other monopoly.
- onetimemanytime 6y agoGoodwill with the government? That $5 Billion or whatever will last, what, 4 seconds in Capitol Hill? Name a US company that lost market share for not paying more taxes than required. They should invest more when it comes to good causes, yeah.
- ObserverNeutral 6y ago> Goodwill with the government? No, with the people. What you could do is a direct deposit in each American bank account in a very public way. 180M adults * 10USD = 1.8B Not a joke but also not that much for Google to build long lasting goodwill among the public In one swoop you delegitimize politicians by doing direct payments (maybe even a PR campaign with "money for nothing" as soundtrack) and win the public favor. "UBI-light" offered by Google..so many PR angles to think this thing through