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Amen. While far from being super wealthy, many if not most people on HN could probably benefit significantly from better tax planning on their own personal inco

• mandmandam 5y ago
  >many if not most people on HN could probably benefit significantly from better tax planning on their own personal incomes. Those people are comfortable, well into the top 10% of earners. And I think it's nice that they don't spend money hiring a slimeball tax accountant to help avoid paying their part to society. I think it's sick that there are people making 6 or 7 figures a year helping cunts to save 7 or 8 figures a year that should be going into schools and infrastructure, and it's even sicker that those people are looked up to because they drive nice cars and wear expensive suits. But that's not what these papers are about - they're about systematic secretive theft, from all society, on a massive scale. And this at a time when people are still dying from hunger and deprivation even in the richest countries.