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Old 13-03-2011, 20:47   #65
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Re: This is what is wrong with this country ?

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Originally Posted by Ramrod View Post
Is that the same industry that pays tax on its profits? .......and the same industry that employs people so they can earn money and pay tax on that money?.......Just checking........'cos it sounds to me like you want that 'industry' to make less profit, pay less tax and employ fewer people who would then generate less tax revenue for the country.......
.......and before you start on how 'industry' minimizes it's tax with loopholes, thats the fault of the govt and it's complicated exploitable tax rules. Not the fault of the private sector........I minimize my tax and so does anyone who doesn't actually like paying a shedload of tax.
Me next year.

As a thought, where do people who want corporations taxed stupid think their income is from?

You think their shareholders will happily take the lower returns on their investments? They'll expect the companies to put their prices up in order to maintain margins, which in turn leads to inflation and higher prices. This would be inflation basically as nothing more than a tool to fill government coffers. That it reduces their debt is merely a bonus.

Incidentally inflation is theft from people investing in their own retirements like myself and savers generally. Promotes debt by governments and individuals and we've seen how well that goes.
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