Difference between revisions of "Unavoidable tax"
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Revision as of 22:48, 4 January 2007
Only two things in life are certain : Death and taxes.
This concept has arrived as a part of the optimal tax discussion. Ideally there is probably nothing such as unavoidable tax, for instance the discussed Sales tax can be avoided by purchasing things through a company even though it is for consumption.
