Dom's tax arguments are just genius Concerns mount that Dominic Mohan, the present editor of The Sun, concentrates too much of his cerebral firepower on the leader column, at the expense of showbiz and sport.
Since 2001, the Justice Department's tax division has obtained more than 350 civil injunctions against people selling or promoting frivolous tax arguments and has successfully prosecuted most of them, recouping an estimated $600 million.
As for the tax, arguments that it is an unfair burden are fatuous.
Indeed, Cliff Asness, co-founder of AQR Capital Management, which has $136 billion in hedge fund and conventional assets, attacked Trump in a Sept. 22 column for not talking about "how tricky tax arguments, and a fair amount of cronyism, have motivated so many big real-estate transactions".
The carbon-tax argument is as extinct as the dinosaurs.James Emanuel Commercial director CantorCO2e LondonSIR – You asserted that, "economists prefer carbon prices, especially those set by taxes rather than cap-and-trade systems, which are more vulnerable to capture by the polluters".
