You should be asking the same questions that companies are asking: instead of “why arent we getting hosed equally” its “why are we getting hosed at all”
That's just dictatorships man, you gotta keep playing the game well or you end up tortured to death in a salt mine.
In fiscal year 2021 the IRS managed more than $4.1 trillion in tax revenue. The annual tax gap was estimated at $688 billion in 2021, with $625 billion remaining uncollected even after enforcement efforts.
16.7 percent.
~$5.3 trillion doesn't solve the US’ budget holes, while the US government tells you what transactions to make to not be taxed
It's not really related to the amount of taxes that are legally avoided by big businesses through techniques like this "double Irish Dutch sandwich."
What is your preferred outcome?
A society that isn't lifted by redistributing wealth through taxes creates nothing but a more inequal and dangerous society for everyone.
We can all argue about inefficiencies, what is the right amount of spending and funding, but redistributing taxes by creating socially needed projects, from roads that you use, to ports through your shipments to policing streets so your daughter is safer when she goes out with friends. The list is so long.
People don't even realize how much wealth and prosperity has been created by redistributing wealth through taxes.
I mean.... the government is taking tax money from the "poor" (so, normal workers, who cannot avoid paying taxes the way the article described, and whatever new way will be used after the changes), and giving them to a few friendly corporations who give back a percentage to politicians and normal peple usually get nothing.
I don't think they realize the kind of place they would end up living in.
Can I ask where this claim originated from please?
I use that government’s official sources to do that math
Additionally, in some nations, there are underfunded liabilities, future necessary spending
And it all far eclipses what the nation makes in revenue from taxes, tariffs and productive industries it owns - if any
If there an aspect of accounting that I’m misunderstanding, by all means enlighten me
You mean the source of the claim is you, you personally did the math for all "high tax nations" whatever those are, and you're presenting the claim without any of the math or explaining any qualifier like "high" from "high tax"?
Swell.