>Taxes on corporations, like tariffs, are just passed onto consumers The manner by which tariffs and taxes effect the price consumers pay are not at all the sa

>Taxes on corporations, like tariffs, are just passed onto consumers The manner by which tariffs and taxes effect the price consumers pay are not at all the same. Tariffs have a far more direct (and immediate) impact. And, in the case of taxes, these are not "just passed onto consumers" in healthy markets with good competition. But, I agree that this does not describe our current market, which I'm all in favor of fixing. As it is these oligopolies and monopolies are double dipping. They get us on price and selection to their own gain, then threaten to get us even more if we ask them to pay more taxes on those gains.