Mh... I've read few articles here and there that essentially, in the more or less explicit background say "cash are a source of evil" while e-cashes might be an answer.
I counter with a simple note: what about a LEGIT company who is just a branch of a parent company in another State, something let's say like a P.O. box in Delaware, a thing perfectly legal there, and the branch company have to pay much service to the mother company ending every year in red or nearly red and so paying no local taxes but still get allowed to remain in business? That's happen ALL by electronic money, officially transferred, officially formally billed according to the laws.
On contrary let's say we only tax the net, so we want to document any expense, even the smallest one, what do you think in this scenario?
I counter with a simple note: what about a LEGIT company who is just a branch of a parent company in another State, something let's say like a P.O. box in Delaware, a thing perfectly legal there, and the branch company have to pay much service to the mother company ending every year in red or nearly red and so paying no local taxes but still get allowed to remain in business? That's happen ALL by electronic money, officially transferred, officially formally billed according to the laws.
On contrary let's say we only tax the net, so we want to document any expense, even the smallest one, what do you think in this scenario?