payroll, property, corporate (paid by shareholders), estate, and sales tax all being left out of this article make its argument exactly what it accuses other arguments of being; incomplete.
plus, would you argue that payroll tax is a tax on the employee or the shareholder, whos paying it? is it a cost of employing someone, or the cost of being employed?
plus, would you argue that payroll tax is a tax on the employee or the shareholder, whos paying it? is it a cost of employing someone, or the cost of being employed?