Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the left.

Not true

If a business could charge more for their good or service, they already would. The market determines what you can charge

Taxes are on your net profit.
Which get rolled into future charges/prices to the consumer. Your "scheme" would all all businesses within a given sector/industry being equally taxed, so the competition factor won't apply, other than with foreign producers not taxed as much. Think on it.

Also, appears you fail to understand the concept of stocks for some businesses/corporations where the public whom owns such are looking for growth in value/price and dividends to be paid.

Bottom line is anything eaten by taxes cuts into what is there to fund growth and more jobs.

Suggest you try starting a business and get into the wealth creation side rather than the negative of looting and stealing of wealth via taxes.
 
Which get rolled into future charges/prices to the consumer. Your "scheme" would all all businesses within a given sector/industry being equally taxed, so the competition factor won't apply, other than with foreign producers not taxed as much. Think on it.

Also, appears you fail to understand the concept of stocks for some businesses/corporations where the public whom owns such are looking for growth in value/price and dividends to be paid.

Bottom line is anything eaten by taxes cuts into what is there to fund growth and more jobs.

Suggest you try starting a business and get into the wealth creation side rather than the negative of looting and stealing of wealth via taxes.
No they don’t

If you want your customers to make up for reduced profit you face their wrath
 
No they don’t

If you want your customers to make up for reduced profit you face their wrath
Depends how much they want or need your product or service. Also how well your competition does against you, assuming all on the same level playing field. In case of foreign competition this isn't always the case.

Again you prove you have no business experience, no grasp of basic economics, and most likely a lifetime as a wealth taker rather than a wealth maker.

Thank you for being a social parasite!
 
Depends how much they want or need your product or service. Also how well your competition does against you, assuming all on the same level playing
Winner, winner, Chicken Dinner

You just don’t get to pass on a tax increase. The market will determine how much you can charge for your goods or services.
Question: When Trump cut business taxes by 40 percent, did those businesses pass on the savings to their customers? You know they didn’t.
So, if those tax cuts are revoked, what makes you think they can just pass it along to their customers?

It is basic economics Skippy
 

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