> Assessing the right amount of tax is non-trivia I disagree. The "right amount" is pretty trivial. Structuring it such that it's politically favorable, precis

> Assessing the right amount of tax is non-trivia I disagree. The "right amount" is pretty trivial. Structuring it such that it's politically favorable, precise, and robust is the actual issue. There's a general tension between precision and robustness in law, and finding that tradeoff is often the difficult part once public opinion is secured.