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Interestingly business don't pay taxes (never have never will).
They're tax collectors turning what's collected over to the
government. When a government body demands more taxes on
business, businesses raise rates to cover those taxes (just a cost
of doing business). Always makes me shake my head when I
hear "business must pay more taxes". Of course there's more
economics involved than the above and I'm sure someone will
bring that out. Remember businesses are a tax collecting arm of
government. - Posted by: RicD_ Posted on: 01/21/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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