We were discussing publicly-traded companies though - not the broader business model.Martin Hash wrote:Like I said, that's what banks and investors are for. The vast majority of businesses are already passthrough; only the tax/shareholder-cheating ones are C corps.GrumpyCatFace wrote:They keep most of it for re-investment/buybacks/debt. If they gave it all back, the business would never grow.
p.s. A business is a legal fiction and money is imaginary.
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That's why I need to be Czar with a guillotine at the ready.GrumpyCatFace wrote:We were discussing publicly-traded companies though - not the broader business model.Martin Hash wrote:Like I said, that's what banks and investors are for. The vast majority of businesses are already passthrough; only the tax/shareholder-cheating ones are C corps.GrumpyCatFace wrote:They keep most of it for re-investment/buybacks/debt. If they gave it all back, the business would never grow.
p.s. A business is a legal fiction and money is imaginary.
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At the ready, mein fuhrer.Martin Hash wrote:That's why I need to be Czar with a guillotine at the ready.GrumpyCatFace wrote:We were discussing publicly-traded companies though - not the broader business model.Martin Hash wrote: Like I said, that's what banks and investors are for. The vast majority of businesses are already passthrough; only the tax/shareholder-cheating ones are C corps.
p.s. A business is a legal fiction and money is imaginary.
