> deliberately run at about breakeven, it's a political tool, not a money-making enterprise.
Well, that's worse, or at least no better, and makes it much harder to defend the writing of new laws to protect it (except when you're the one both writing the laws and using the tool). Just writing that makes my skin crawl.
Admittedly, that's a different topic to tax avoidance though.
Well, that's worse, or at least no better, and makes it much harder to defend the writing of new laws to protect it (except when you're the one both writing the laws and using the tool). Just writing that makes my skin crawl.
Admittedly, that's a different topic to tax avoidance though.