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> large loss to the government No, a large loss to the people who paid taxes. Meaning that such an outcome would be terrible.
by LadyCailin 3y ago
> large loss to the government
No, a large loss to the people who paid taxes. Meaning that such an outcome would be terrible.
- calgarymicro 3y ago> No, a large loss to the people who paid taxes. It's both, not either/or. > Meaning that such an outcome would be terrible. Less terrible than a total write-down.
- justinclift 3y agoIf they're made to honour their agreement (especially at substantial loss), then wouldn't these bad actors avoid underbidding in future auctions?