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I think the issue is more on how you audit such things. Governments struggle (partially by design, but still) to get proper audits on who uses what and how much
by johnnyanmac 15d ago
I think the issue is more on how you audit such things. Governments struggle (partially by design, but still) to get proper audits on who uses what and how much money they make.
The theory is great, but I'm unsure how you execute this.
- amelius 15d agoWell, that's even more reason to not complain about it.
- _carbyau_ 14d agoIt isn't about catching every last >5m business out. It is about having a rule that can be enforced when it is obvious to do so.
- johnnyanmac 14d agoFair enough. I'm in support of it, but it seems like any company >5m is also going to give a big legal fight if and when they are challenged on such aspects. But I'm all for a good attempt at taking our wealth back either way.
- kelnos 14d agoI think the maintainer is still better off if only 50% of companies that should be paying are actually paying. The alternative is to just get nothing. And if the maintainer wants to, they can always try to go after some of the more egregious offenders.