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Pardon the ad hominem, but I would argue that your reply is moral window dressing instead. If you don't like your tax laws, you have two realistic options: voti
by elric 5y ago
Pardon the ad hominem, but I would argue that your reply is moral window dressing instead. If you don't like your tax laws, you have two realistic options: voting against them, or moving. Reaping the benefits of the "uncompetitive tax laws" (e.g. good public infrastructure, or maybe good socialised healthcare, etc) while deliberately not contributing seems highly immoral.
- wyager 5y agoCorporate tax law taxes corporations, not individuals. Obviously I would still pay whatever individual tax was required where I live, but if I home a corporation elsewhere why would I pay for that where I happen to live physically? I’m paying taxes there because I’m using the corporate infrastructure, not for the dog parks or whatever.