> They'll just find the next loophole now that this is closed. No, a "loophole" that stays is place for years and allows enormous tax evasion is not a glitch.

> They'll just find the next loophole now that this is closed. No, a "loophole" that stays is place for years and allows enormous tax evasion is not a glitch. A legitimate "bug" in a legal system can be fixed in weeks. Legislators work together with lobbyists to create these loopholes when needed. These are not glitches, they are the legal equivalent of backdoors. No, companies will not simply "just find another one". There's a clear political intention behind creating new loopholes or not doing so.