> Something is wrong when taxes become such a prominent part of your daily business life ... it's not just business life. i once watched a talk of a professor

> Something is wrong when taxes become such a prominent part of your daily business life ... it's not just business life. i once watched a talk of a professor of law who said the ethical side of laws (tax law specifically) obligates them (even by a guideline, i thin) to be readable and digestable by every person to whom this law applies. he said, since this is clearly not the case in germany anymore our tax laws are thus rendered unjust and invalid. he obviously is right. now, good luck in front of the supreme court of our great democracy. of course, this discussion perfectly stretches into the area of tax evasion and if and/or why there's much incentive for doing so. also, isn't the state of tax laws only incriminating people by making tax evasion a crime due to the law being overly excessive on one side and undigestable on the other?