- Feb 12, 2007
- 59,384
- 24,019
- 2,290
Corporations pass along the taxes by how they price products and services to their customers. They essentially serve as a pass through agent. There is a reason that public company stocks are usually valued as a multiple of Net Income (i.e., after deducting taxes). They must generate enough top line revenue to offset the tax burden.
As to the "CEO's should pay more" comment - envy is a bad basis for setting public policy.
As to the "CEO's should pay more" comment - envy is a bad basis for setting public policy.