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No one company has a monopoly on anything. If you can’t succeed because of taxes someone else canHuh? the point of tarrifs, is the other countries have them, if they don't tax us, we don't tax them...that's good policy.Leave. But you’ll pay tariffs if you want to sell anything here. Your competition will love itTrying to change the tax system so that it hurts the rest of us. Pay your fair share. What amount is that? Pre Reagan. Business did just fine. Look at the debt now. Look at the gap widening between them and us. How rich is too rich for democracy? It’s a conversation we haven’t had since the founders.So what makes a rich person greedy?
Pay your fair share. What amount is that? good question....now you're asking the right questions...now swallowing propaganda.
The problem with high taxes is you have to have breaks or people will leave. yeah they had higher taxes pre Reagan, but they also had a much more complicated system with way more deductions.
the problem with this, is, it helps the wealthy. they can afford better lawyers to hit all the loopholes, plus the rich have more money to invest into tax shelters (loopholes). Making taxes with less deductions only hurt the lawyers and accountants, everyone else wins, the guy that is well off but not super rich doesn't get screwed because he cant put money into tax shelters....that is lower taxes actually help people under the super rich.
you have to look at loopholes like coupons. If you're poor you might have a coupon but you don't need something and therefor can't use the coupon, so when you need it, you'll probably pay full price. But if you're rich, you can stock up with the coupons and then you can buy products not based on need but based on when you can get them cheapest. That is one reason why rich people stay and get richer...not the only reason but one, the tax one is the other.
Its also regulation, big business loves big government (lets pick Microsoft). Why? because regulations may cost Microsoft some money, but it kills anyone that wants to start a business to challenge Microsoft is they can't afford jumping through the hoops, while Microsoft can just write a small check (to them) or use a little extra manpower. A smaller business can't.
So I know these things seem odd, but when you really look at them, you see how the world actually works.
But if you do leave, you will pay those tariffs.....and if they're gone, then I guess you have no tax to pay.
I'm not sure what you mean.