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Besides business cost deductions how does this solve the problems? How would having it be a business make it different than the cost benefit they could do righ
by SketchySeaBeast 3y ago
Besides business cost deductions how does this solve the problems?
How would having it be a business make it different than the cost benefit they could do right now? I feel like "just make a business" doesn't actually help that much, especially not morally - I'm unsure what that means in this context, or how being a business solves it.
- s1artibartfast 3y agoIt solves the problem because there is no expectation to socially ensure every owner operated business is profitable. If I open a hot dog stand or buy a taxi cab, nobody cares if I pay myself minimum wage or even make a profit.
- SketchySeaBeast 3y agoAh, so it takes the problem and dehumanizes it.
- s1artibartfast 3y agoI think rather it highlights the hypocrisy and double think people have when they see the word employee. They have completely different expectations for two cab drivers doing the same exact job if one is an employee and one is incorporated. The employee is morally entitled to a minimum income and all sorts of benefits while the Incorporated one is responsible for taking care of themselves. This is understood and expected and the only difference is a piece of paper filed with the state
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