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Not everyone can afford to stand up the international infrastructure and accountants required to offload tax liability. Not everyone does it either.

Incentives for private individuals is different from shuttling obviously domestic revenues to an Irish-registered entity.



But follow the chain of this argument back up to the top. I was responding to a statement implying that everyone should have the resources to thoroughly understand the vast mountain of federal regulations.

You're objecting to my implication that companies should have sufficient resources to understand tax incentives - a tiny subset of federal regulation. Yet at the same time, you're supporting the idea that companies should invest sufficiently to understand a larger body of regulation, indeed a vast superset of what my statement implies.


All I see are references to corporations, nothing about individuals




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