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Taxes and Loopholes

Christian Restorative Justice and Corporate Law

 

Photograph: Protest of corporate tax policy in 2018; Apple estimated to avoid $4 billion in taxes. Photo credit:  Steve Rhodes, Creative Commons 2.0, Flickr. 

Introduction

This page has resources on various taxes, proposed and implemented. They list arguments for and against, paying special attention to taxes as at least potentially constructive and beneficial. This view is based on the Christian moral argument that human community comes before private property, so taxation is not in principle immoral. Nor is it intrinsically theft, as libertarians argue. Furthermore, goods that are funded by taxpayers and created by the government — technology, infrastructure, medicine, etc. — become privatized for private gain, so taxation is a way to express past public investment. The issues covered below focus on corporations. See Taxes for more on philosophical and historical issues related to taxes on individuals and households.

Corporate Law: Topics:

Christian Restorative Justice, Business, and Economics: Topics:

Christian Restorative Justice Critique of the Right: Domestic Policy Topics:

Christian Restorative Justice Critique of the Right: Philosophical Influences: