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So, in the end, it’s not about the tax system, but about the market system and how it prioritizes soulless short term gains and monopolizing (while paying off g
by tourmalinetaco 3y ago
So, in the end, it’s not about the tax system, but about the market system and how it prioritizes soulless short term gains and monopolizing (while paying off governments to avoid anti-monopoly laws) rather than creativity and long term growth?
- slowmovintarget 3y agoNo. It's the tax system. If they couldn't turn this into a write-off, they'd go ahead and bring it to market. They shouldn't be able to claim it as a write-off if they destroy their own good before they allow it to sell in the market.
- tourmalinetaco 3y agoThey aren’t turning it into any more of a write off than it was before. It’s only the expenses being written off, which are ALWAYS written off because that's how business tax law works. So as long as it’s a business expense and not a hobby loss then it’s essentially no different than them releasing it and no one watching it. Personally I believe any and all projects that fail to enter the marketplace should be given to the public domain instead, however I am also of the “extreme” notion that copyright should exist for only around 10 years.