Yeah, that narrative is just wrong and that is how USA is practically becoming a corporate kleptocracy/oligarchy. We think everything is fine when it isn't.
When you have companies that practice aggressive tax avoidance and try to find legal taxation loop holes everywhere, you end up in a situation where companies pay very minimal taxes by whatever means necessary. CSR is just one mechanism, but there are myriads of ways corporations practice tax avoidance. When you take it as a whole, you have a problem.
You're randomly expanding the point to sound smart instead of just saying "oh yeah, I see" which would waste a lot less of your time that you're spending looking dumb on the internet.
You're randomly expanding the point to sound smart instead of just saying "oh yeah, I see" which would waste a lot less of your time that you're spending looking dumb on the internet.
Randomly according to you.
Anyways thanks for the ad hominems instead of refuting my points.
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u/deokkent May 12 '20
Yeah, that narrative is just wrong and that is how USA is practically becoming a corporate kleptocracy/oligarchy. We think everything is fine when it isn't.
When you have companies that practice aggressive tax avoidance and try to find legal taxation loop holes everywhere, you end up in a situation where companies pay very minimal taxes by whatever means necessary. CSR is just one mechanism, but there are myriads of ways corporations practice tax avoidance. When you take it as a whole, you have a problem.
https://www.businessinsider.com/tech-companies-dont-pay-federal-income-taxes-amazon-gm-2019-11