So So So true. The problem needs to be resolved in IRS laws and regulations. There are so many gray areas that are taken advantage by very very smart people, the regular Joe doesn't see everything and ends up paying the black and white amount. Those rules are concrete but get into S-Corps, expense write-offs, actual profit, or worse than all of them "non profit" (which just pays out more in salary usually to the CEO/Managers in order to break even on paper)... That is where the deceit is. I say a fix 15% for all, no write-offs. That will never happen though