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The problem is you are trying to base a tax code on "should," which is why it's broken in the first place. The problem with taxing corporations is that it isn'
by fallingknife 5y ago
The problem is you are trying to base a tax code on "should," which is why it's broken in the first place. The problem with taxing corporations is that it isn't clear cut what their income is. Individual income is much more easily defined, (even if it comes from distributions from corporations) so taxes that target individuals tend to be more successful.
- Retric 5y agoI don’t mean should as in an ethical argument. Forcing people to do paperwork to get shielded from liability is simply less efficient than shielding everyone from liability. Yes the second option seems silly, but if there is zero costs to forming a cooperation then why would anyone refrain? The only way such a system is a good idea is if there is some reason for people not to incorporate.