An entrepreneur's business is not going to succeed or fail because of the current US corporate tax schedules. They alter the payoffs a bit, but that's about it. They're not a big deal. If you want to build things that…
The letter was written in response to this request for comments: http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2012/06/25/help-us-shape-our-... If you (like briandear) believe that including anti-tax arguments in a response would…
Yes, taxes are eventually paid. But they aren't harmful to the innovation process, rather they provide an incentive to innovate for as long as you can. The corp tax actually provides a net advantage to innovators over…
Bullshit, and you know it. A business that can acquire customers with an LTV of $1,000 for a cost of $500 (read: a good, sustainable business) isn't going to just sit on $1,000,000 of profit. They're going to buy 2,000…
Your first claims were obviously fraudulent. That said, even after moving the goalposts (and pretending you didn't make your initial claims), your argument is still false just slightly less obviously so. Corporate…
It's not even true. A thriving startup will be reinvesting in R&D and marketing expense, thus bringing profits back down to $0 (or lower if you've got investor funds). It's absolutely dishonest to pretend that corp…
An entrepreneur's business is not going to succeed or fail because of the current US corporate tax schedules. They alter the payoffs a bit, but that's about it. They're not a big deal. If you want to build things that…
The letter was written in response to this request for comments: http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2012/06/25/help-us-shape-our-... If you (like briandear) believe that including anti-tax arguments in a response would…
Yes, taxes are eventually paid. But they aren't harmful to the innovation process, rather they provide an incentive to innovate for as long as you can. The corp tax actually provides a net advantage to innovators over…
Bullshit, and you know it. A business that can acquire customers with an LTV of $1,000 for a cost of $500 (read: a good, sustainable business) isn't going to just sit on $1,000,000 of profit. They're going to buy 2,000…
Your first claims were obviously fraudulent. That said, even after moving the goalposts (and pretending you didn't make your initial claims), your argument is still false just slightly less obviously so. Corporate…
It's not even true. A thriving startup will be reinvesting in R&D and marketing expense, thus bringing profits back down to $0 (or lower if you've got investor funds). It's absolutely dishonest to pretend that corp…