> The argument people are making against mine here is essentially that it's OK not to do your taxes if you can get away with it. For clarity, this is not the a

> The argument people are making against mine here is essentially that it's OK not to do your taxes if you can get away with it. For clarity, this is not the argument that I am making. My argument is that it is obviously impossible for me, a solopreneur, to meet my global tax ‘obligations’. As in, literally impossible. It’s not that I’m just choosing not to. It would be impossible for me to run a business while registering for and remitting tax to all of the global authorities who, since I sold a $20 PDF to someone in their country, believe that I owe them taxes. And so if that’s against the law, well so be it. Let them come. There’s nothing I can do short of shutting down my business. Because whose law, by the way? Serbia’s tax law? I’ll tell you now, sitting in my kitchen in Australia, Serbia’s tax law is not high on the list of things that I fear.