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Using that argument, newspapers shouldn't have to pay taxes either. If a newspaper doesn't pay its taxes, it will be closed, which (according to this argument)
by Turing_Machine 5y ago
Using that argument, newspapers shouldn't have to pay taxes either. If a newspaper doesn't pay its taxes, it will be closed, which (according to this argument) would be a violation of the freedom of the press clause.
- bryanrasmussen 5y agogood point, didn't think of that. but the second part still stands, that they don't pay taxes because they are non-profits.