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Originally Posted by RummyBoy
So you're not a business man? I'm not entirely sure whether this is a good thing or not. To me it looks like just another step, in the same direction as the United States, in trying to cut out freedoms. They're trying to lock the gate and I am not sure at this early stage but it sounds like that kind of a move.
The fact is that business people and companies are smart and they will ALWAYS find a way around it like you say. The real ultimate bottom line is that this smacks of desperation - neither the UK nor the US want to cut spending (as its unpopular with the electorate) so they're going the route of attacking their tax slaves for more revenue.
Comes back to the same argument about turning milk cows into beef cows...
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Tax evasion is the opposite of "free markets", so I don't really get your point. Tax evasion places different companies in different kind of competition advantage points; favouring mostly big multinational companies those have lawyer armies (and will to evade taxes). Neither it is good for the society that loses the tax money.
If you want to have some laws, those laws must be enforced, or if you don't want those laws, those should be removed. Not so, that there is laws, but obeying those laws is arbitrary. If you don't want companies to be taxed, then support removing those tax oblications, not evading the laws.