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JimmyMcGill , 10 months ago to Work Reform in CEOs of top 100 ‘low-wage’ US firms earn $601 for every $1 by worker, report finds Why not both? The problem is that once you are super rich you don’t really have an income anymore. You just expand your wealth and you end up paying way less taxes on that. This is something that the common mortal can’t even think of.
Why not both?
The problem is that once you are super rich you don’t really have an income anymore. You just expand your wealth and you end up paying way less taxes on that.
This is something that the common mortal can’t even think of.
JimmyMcGill , 10 months ago to Work Reform in CEOs of top 100 ‘low-wage’ US firms earn $601 for every $1 by worker, report finds I fail to see the problem with your statement. 50% when you are Uber rich isn’t even that much. In plenty of countries you have that at a much lower level of income. Perfectly doable and fine
I fail to see the problem with your statement.
50% when you are Uber rich isn’t even that much. In plenty of countries you have that at a much lower level of income. Perfectly doable and fine