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"legal" is not the question here, I think. -- nm
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znufrii
Jul 10 '12, 13:55
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whether it's unfair, unethical, unpatriotic, etc... -- nm
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znufrii
Jul 10, 14:00
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But that's an opposing system to one in which "you're a citizen; you pay a flat rate on everything, no exceptions" which to some might seem more fair
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Max
Jul 10, 14:15
It implies taking advantange of the "system" in ways that are detrimental to the US (less tax revenue), though perfectly legal. I think your point
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pmb
Jul 10, 14:11
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There's no question that it's an attack that's aimed at hitting with the undereducated and underinformed voter.
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pmb
Jul 10, 14:19
I think TWuG was asking if there were legitimate reasons other than reducing taxes owed, not whether it was legal. -- nm
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mara
Jul 10, 13:59
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I used evasion but should have used avoidance. Are the reasons to have the accounts that don't relate to avoiding
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TWuG
Jul 10, 14:04
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the difference being one is simply moving money around to avoid the tax man and doesn't have any greater societal benefit. -- nm
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znufrii
Jul 10, 14:03
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question - he used the word 'evasion'. does 'evasion' imply an illegal act? -- nm
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Andie
Jul 10, 14:00
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I don't think he meant illegal. If he had, he wouldn't have said legitimate. -- nm
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mara
Jul 10, 14:10
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I think we are demonstrating how silly this line of questioning against Romney is.
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con_carne
Jul 10, 14:11
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This. He's hiding something. That something may just be the extent of his wealth and investments.
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TWuG
Jul 10, 14:19
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i was just clarifying for myself, really. -- nm
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Andie
Jul 10, 14:10
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IIRC, he has some Swiss, but like a dozen or two Caymans accounts -- nm
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con_carne
Jul 10, 14:25
Yeah, not even in a spin context, I would think. Lots of morally questionable things are legal, etc. -- nm
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con_carne
Jul 10, 13:57
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do you pay more taxes than you have to? i sure don't. -- nm
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Andie
Jul 10, 14:05
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Hm. Maybe I don't understand what the original question was either then.
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con_carne
Jul 10, 14:08
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I think most would agree with the point in your IM.
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znufrii
Jul 10, 14:15
I tend to agree. I know parts of my 401 K are in overseas markets. -- nm
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con_carne
Jul 10, 14:12
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