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    Interesting!

    :wink: Very Intersting read Pat! Indeed, it would be maybe more interesting to read what taxes were paid!


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    Why pay taxes? That is waiste money you better can invest.
    As long your capital is in stocks and the dividents are "paid" in stocks you dont pay any taxes and that is in most parts of the world so.
    And for living you use business expenses and that is tax deductable so BIR has to pay them instead they pay BIR.
     
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    FF, you and I and other residents are taxed 2X in Bacong, the 2nd X for education. This poor country will never advance if the financial leaders cannot see the need to pay taxes.
     
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    New airlines and Malls all over the country are also progress and maybe better spend money than sending it to a bottomless government vault.
     
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