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by NonHyloMorph
24 days ago
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You can decide to be ccahritable or not. But it is expected that you contribute to the society, from whose efforts, infrastructure, labourpower, guarantees of a legal order etc. you profit, if you are an entity that is about profit. You can also be charitable on top and for most people, that is what it means to be charitable.
If you do give less then you would owe anyways, and work towards enabling yourself to do so, it's quite a framing to then call it charity. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/jan/06/us-exemptio... |
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