Re:Netflix Posted Biggest-Ever Profit in 2018 and Paid $0 in...
by vkou on Wednesday February 06, 2019 @11:42AM
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> I'm sure Netflix paid tons in employer contributions to employee income taxes, social security taxes, etc.
I pay sales taxes, and my landlord pays property taxes, and I gave $500 to charity last year.
Does that excuse me from paying any income taxes on $300,000 of salary, or do I need to structure that compensation through a double Irish sandwitch, first?
Alternatively, if a shoplifter steals $500 of goods, but pays $50 for some cigs, and a bottle of wine, do we shrug our shoulders, and say: 'At least he paid for the wine!'
I pay sales taxes, and my landlord pays property taxes, and I gave $500 to charity last year.
Does that excuse me from paying any income taxes on $300,000 of salary, or do I need to structure that compensation through a double Irish sandwitch, first?
Alternatively, if a shoplifter steals $500 of goods, but pays $50 for some cigs, and a bottle of wine, do we shrug our shoulders, and say: 'At least he paid for the wine!'