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Well, in this case I think the subject also is corporations v. people, as people can't lobby to Congress to get tax breaks. In this particular issue, the proble
by mihaic 2y ago
Well, in this case I think the subject also is corporations v. people, as people can't lobby to Congress to get tax breaks. In this particular issue, the problem is both that corporations aren't taxed enough AND that they can evade the law by getting special dispensations.
I'd be upset the most at:
> Congress might give Tesla even more tax breaks. A bill passed by the House of Representatives in the previous Congress would have retroactively reinstated a provision allowing full expensing of research and development expenses which could save the company up to $2.4 billion in taxes.
- mrkandy 2y ago> people can't lobby to Congress Always assumed that the elections is exactly about it
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> people can't lobby to Congress to get tax breaks You've never called your elected? I've literally worked on the language of bills because I was the only one to call in about a bill that had to be voted on, nobody in my jurisdiction cared about and the staffer who was chargdd with it couldn't give fewer shits about the issue.