

That would mean that the corporations basically paid people’s taxes for them, right? Wouldn’t that just get factored into salaries?
That would mean that the corporations basically paid people’s taxes for them, right? Wouldn’t that just get factored into salaries?
I guess it would, at most, only work with people who get paid from the same state.
This is the answer I was looking for. Thanks! A simple “no” wasn’t very informative.
I don’t mean legally. I mean “just doing it” regardless of the law.
Too many people think that everyone in the US deserves to suffer just because 23% of us voted for the Orange Shitstain, and that’s if you believe nobody “found” him some extra votes.
That’s the sad truth.
I think we need laws against platforms censoring discussion of their rivals, particularly with shadow bans and shadow delistings.
We need legislation against the unending encroachment upon our daily lives by advertisers.
Choosing the price per-customer like that should be illegal.
Could a state order all businesses operating in that state to stop paying taxes?