Comment Comment by notJim Another person suggested this idea and the thread, and this was the problem I had with it:> Ultimately, all corporations are owned by tax-paying people (or nonprofits). So why not tax their distributions as income?Many companies don't pay dividends and sit on their profits for a long period of time, so in practice, that money might never be taxed. parent notJim 14 years ago
> Ultimately, all corporations are owned by tax-paying people (or nonprofits). So why not tax their distributions as income?
Many companies don't pay dividends and sit on their profits for a long period of time, so in practice, that money might never be taxed.