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Thanks for the expansion on that Franscesco. It's obviously much more complicated than flat rates of tax. Interesting stuff

^ Yeah perhaps I'm thinking of another Scandivanian country with the 80% example (I think it was 78% actually). But Swedes have historically paid high taxes, and I think the answer from the Swedish business I talked to was therefore still on point

Well I guess it's all about if the country uses the tax dollars well. Many scandinavian countries such as Sweden etc pay about 80% tax in the highest bracket, and are consistently rated as amongst the happiest populations in the world. I asked a rich Swedish person about this and he said "My...