The problem I have with government using tax incentives as a way to spur entrepreneurial growth is that by their nature these incentives reward current activity with future benefits. But the payoff horizon — next year's tax filing – isn't actually useful for a new company. That's why I'm so bullish on using simplified health insurance as an incentive for new business. It provides value and reduces friction on day 1 and continues to do so through the earliest, highest risk phases of a company's lifecycle. Tax incentives reward success but don't help business attain that success.