Re:Apple has €13bn Irish tax bill overturned
by roamerz on Wednesday July 15, 2020 @09:07PM
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The roads in Oregon are paid by a fuel and or license tax. Thus everyone that uses them weather it be commercial or personal pays for them not the state. When you consider the recently failed joint OR-Wa bridge project you get to see what happens when state bureaucracy is in control.
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That's a good point. But, isn't it necessary to have the state instituting those taxes?
Gas is much cheaper in other states, I wonder how they pay for the same roads.
I actually always viewed the failure of the bridge project as a sign that people won over bureaucrats. I felt like it would add a lot of traffic congestion and not solve problems the right way. I would like to read more about what you are suggesting, do you have any links that speak to your viewpoint?