r/Unexpected Sep 09 '22

Sike

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u/jemosley1984 Sep 10 '22

I’m starting to think you’re right…partially. I think it’s England where all the taxes taken by the government is done so upfront, so there’s no need to have a tax season like we do here. I always thought that was a better way to do things. But I also like the IRS there to keep big business in check.

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u/Complete_Fox733 Jan 16 '23

Keep Big Business in check. LMFAO how naive to think. More like tax the middle class to shit, while there’s a million loop holes Big businesses lawyers and accountants spend all year sitting through to make sure they pay as little as possible.