> deductions and tax credits are explicitly entered into the law to define what someone should be paying. So if a company follow the law and they gets tax dedu

> deductions and tax credits are explicitly entered into the law to define what someone should be paying. So if a company follow the law and they gets tax deduction, it means that that's the tax the society agree that the company should be paying, right? > loopholes are involuntarily, while tax deductions are intended. So can the company exercise tax deduction without being called using a loophole? Is it ever intended for tax deduction to be okay for a company?