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> against our will Let's not push that one too far, there is no "little guy" in these deals. What does surprise me more is that we don't see "tax credits" in
by creer 2y ago
> against our will
Let's not push that one too far, there is no "little guy" in these deals.
What does surprise me more is that we don't see "tax credits" in "pay your tax in shares". The amount would be higher then, probably - but many of these deals would in the end be profitable.
- astrange 2y agoThe whole point of an income tax is that it's paid in USD - basically this is what gives the USD its value, it has mandatory demand. (For sales taxes, it has a double effect where it encourages transactions being in USD.) Public ownership of shares can be good too. That's a social wealth fund, but we have Vanguard and mutual funds instead.
- jjtheblunt 2y ago> The whole point of an income tax is that it's paid in USD - basically this is what gives the USD its value I'm not understanding correctly (not kidding): what gave the USD its value before the income tax in 1914 or thereabout?
- fzzzy 2y agoGold in a vault