Re: Glen Wheatley out of jail

"Wolfy 'Dial-up' Wildeblood" <wolfgangwildeblood@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 Apr 11, 6:11 am, "Fleeced" <flee...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Wolfy 'Dial-up' Wildeblood" wrote:
>

>Evasion is not wrong because it deprives the government of tax
>revenue, it (but not avoidance) is wrong because it is an act of
>deceit.

The simple act of people like Wheatley deceitfully avoiding to pay their 
proper share of taxes (along with scores of other rich and more low
profile 
australians) penalises the entire community by ****fting the burden of 
taxation back to payee tax payers, who then obligingly pick up the tab for

him and all the others when it comes to schools, roads, education, health,

policing etc...

The idea that these high profile businessmen (who already receive millions

of dollars of taxpayers subsidies to conduct business in this country) are

also avoiding paying their fare share of tax is anthema (or should be) to 
most australians. The fact that very few of them get caught and go to jail

says more about the general apathy of the population than about the rights

and wrongs of their individual cases. France had a revolution for less
than 
what most rich businessmen get up to in this country.

--
Italo