Entertaining taxes
"Before the reader lies Elena Toncu's book "Entertaining taxes". The first thing that comes to mind is: is it possible to write about such a strict economic category as taxes in an entertaining way? Taxes have always been written about and are being written very seriously. The famous ecclesiastic and philosopher Thomas Aquinas defined taxes as "a permissible form of robbery." The writer and philosopher S. Montesquieu believed that nothing requires so much wisdom and intelligence as determining the part that is taken away from the subjects and the one that is left to them. In general, a rather sad topic. Let's add the words of one of the authors of the US Declaration of Independence, Benjamin Franklin, that there is nothing inevitable in life except death and taxes." 2nd edition, expanded and revised.
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