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Your equations do not account for the difference you mention, they only ensure growth will be slower and riskier.
by svnt 2y ago
Your equations do not account for the difference you mention, they only ensure growth will be slower and riskier.
- Spivak 2y agoThat's fine, and in exchange we get significantly more tax revenue and close a gaping tax avoidance loophole. If taxing profit was a good proxy for business activity companies would use it when making their pricing tiers. But they don't. They use revenue and headcount because profit can and is gamed. I can't deduct my expenses on my own taxes and the world didn't end.
- svnt 2y agoIt’s an interesting point but your argument fails in that you get a standard deduction that probabilistically exceeds the expenses related to your job. Perhaps it would need to be something like x%revenue above $10M, y%revenue above 1B beginning after three years of operation.