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Yes, when they do so proportional to what they take, especially as compared to individuals and their tax liabilities. You'll have to let me know when that fina
by jrm4 4mo ago
Yes, when they do so proportional to what they take, especially as compared to individuals and their tax liabilities.
You'll have to let me know when that finally happens, because that ain't now.
- philipallstar 4mo agoSorry, I've no idea how to read your first sentence. Your second one - that's how everything public is paid for. Private individuals pay tax, either through their corporations paying corporation tax or the tax bill on top of their wage bills, which a) drives up prices of the goods and services they offer, or depresses wages, and b) funds all the public sector employees and orgs that don't pay tax (orgs) or don't pay net tax (employees).
- jrm4 4mo agoNot surprising. The point of my first sentence is; private individuals and small businesses generally pay their fair share. Larger corporations emphatically do not.
- philipallstar 4mo agoWhat's not surprising?. Larger corporations pay loads of tax. Shed loads. They pay all the employee and income tax, as well as corporation tax and their sales generate VAT. Small businesses are the ones most likely to have softer tax burdens due to progressive taxation.
- jrm4 4mo agoOh, so you are either deliberately, or ignorantly, spreading utter falsehoods. I think we're done here.
- philipallstar 4mo agoYou're saying "spreading" as though I'm going around saying things to people behind your back. I'm making clear, falsifiable statements, which you've chosen to not falsify. Yours is the poor response, not mine.
- jrm4 4mo agoIt should be readily apparent to anyone paying a little bit of attention that large corporations do not pay their fair share.