The first step in overcoming a problem is correctly identifying it.
However, now that you've officially recognised it as part of the problem, how about you offering up the solution?
The only one I'm aware of is to quit your job and go self-employed. I'd be interested to hear if there are any other, more practical, solutions though.
I’m not sure what you mean by ‘officially’. Does discussing it with you personally make my recognition official? I already unofficially recognised it and solved it for myself over a decade ago by becoming self employed and getting an offshore company. In terms of solution for yourself if you’re unable to quit - how many of your coworkers have you so far convinced that taxation is theft? Have you organised a plan with them to officially complain to your boss? Where are you at so far?
I was being facetious because your initial response to my comment was pretty dismissive and assumed I was objecting, when all I was doing was pointing out something obvious that is non-trivial to solve for many people.
If you have a proper trade, then sure going self-employed etc. is an option, but the vast majority of people just have 'jobs' - I don't see how someone working in a shop (for example) can go self-employed.
The first step in overcoming a problem is correctly identifying it.
However, now that you've officially recognised it as part of the problem, how about you offering up the solution?
The only one I'm aware of is to quit your job and go self-employed. I'd be interested to hear if there are any other, more practical, solutions though.
I’m not sure what you mean by ‘officially’. Does discussing it with you personally make my recognition official? I already unofficially recognised it and solved it for myself over a decade ago by becoming self employed and getting an offshore company. In terms of solution for yourself if you’re unable to quit - how many of your coworkers have you so far convinced that taxation is theft? Have you organised a plan with them to officially complain to your boss? Where are you at so far?
I was being facetious because your initial response to my comment was pretty dismissive and assumed I was objecting, when all I was doing was pointing out something obvious that is non-trivial to solve for many people.
If you have a proper trade, then sure going self-employed etc. is an option, but the vast majority of people just have 'jobs' - I don't see how someone working in a shop (for example) can go self-employed.
I’m sure if you put in a year of effort you could find someone to pay you in cash.