April 25, 2006
There’s no such thing as a tax on profits. Sure, you can assess a tax based on profits, but the tax comes out of—have you been paying attention?—operating expenses. Which means the tax is funded by—have you been paying attention?—sales revenue. Which means the money to cover the tax is collected by—have you been paying attention?—raising prices even higher.
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