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Actually I would point out that most of the time HN would be tremendously supportive of such a narrative - although they would not call themselves the 1%
by pempem 5y ago
Actually I would point out that most of the time HN would be tremendously supportive of such a narrative - although they would not call themselves the 1%
- kwertyoowiyop 5y agoWhat proof do you have for this claim?
- randomhodler84 5y agoNot a 1%er but I support that the individual should be free to domicile themselves in a favorable tax jurisdiction if it is to their advantage. A think a lot of people would agree.
- kwertyoowiyop 5y agoI can't blame people for reacting to the tax codes to minimize what they owe. But I'm conflicted by situations like when Elon Musk makes a lot of money from stock appreciation in a largely-California business, then moves to a lower-tax state to cash out. It's obviously not illegal and probably not immoral, but I'd say it's selfish.
- pempem 5y ago@kwertyoowiyop ^^