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there is no such thing as loopholes and tax hacking, simply 'THE LAW' noone is beholden to pay more taxes than the tax code requires. anyone who uses emotiona
by RobRivera 5y ago
there is no such thing as loopholes and tax hacking, simply 'THE LAW'
noone is beholden to pay more taxes than the tax code requires.
anyone who uses emotional appeal to say otherwise wont help me when i need their help anyway so they can pound sand.
- rileymat2 5y agoI think this will become a pedantic argument, but without defining loophole, we can’t say they exist or don’t. Presumably a law is written with some intent. When that intent or spirit is broken because of poor construction or poor foresight in the text of a law, a lot of people call that a loophole. I think it is a fair definition.
- RobRivera 5y agoalong this line of thought, using a library written for one use case for a separate use case could pedantically be considered a 'hack'. I simply share the opinion that the people writting tbe laws should recieve the heat, not those doing what they are legally allowed to