If this type of high-income dodging to avoid heavy taxes becomes popular enough, employers will respond by paying lower salaries BUT with lots of non-pecuniary benefits (trips, cars, fine dining, etc.).
“If this type of high-income dodging to avoid heavy taxes becomes popular enough, employers will respond by paying lower salaries BUT with lots of non-pecuniary benefits (trips, cars, fine dining, etc.).”
I concur. People will go underground or use “in-kind” payments for salary.
“employers will respond by paying lower salaries BUT with lots of non-pecuniary benefits (trips, cars, fine dining, etc.).”
No, those things are already taxed. How about shorter work weeks?