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It's funny how people behave as if taxing companies is some sort of NP-Hard problem. When in fact, we've done it before, and even during the greatest market ex
by x86_64Ubuntu 12y ago
It's funny how people behave as if taxing companies is some sort of NP-Hard problem. When in fact, we've done it before, and even during the greatest market expansion in the 1950s-1970s. But no, we should go ahead and give up taxing companies, and allow them to use our courts, our infrastructure, our legal protections as American entities and American natural resources to their hearts content.
- briandh 12y agoInverted companies still pay taxes on US income, it's just foreign income that is no longer taxed.
- walkon 12y agoThe resources they are consuming are for the ultimate goal of satisfying consumer demand in an efficient enough way to profit from it. Are you a consumer? If so, you're an direct and indirect consumer of those resources.