A) Tax is theft.
B) But setting that aside, taxing automation is taxing efficiency. What claim to deflationary efficiencies do governments rightly have?
A) Tax is theft.
B) But setting that aside, taxing automation is taxing efficiency. What claim to deflationary efficiencies do governments rightly have?
i am talking about taxation in the workforce and replacing working people as taxpayers... this will lead to a hole in the government budget, no?
although taxing automation (based on the rate) will only decrease innovation and cause friction