They DO get passed on to the customers period. As usual, you seem to only be able to think singularly and not consider multiple ways this can get passed on. My guess is you equate passing on, only to an increase in price, much the same way you think viral spread is only determined by mask wearing or not. SMDH.
Here you go Derpy
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Bottom line again. Raising taxes on my business won’t be paid by me. It will be consumers, and those consumers include people I employ.
Heres to hoping you make it to AA ball at some point. Big leaguer.