I completely agree with you. The tax system is too complex. I do my personal tax return myself. It is quite simple. However, my business is set up as a company. As a result, I have to pay an accountant $3,500 a year for him to be aware of all the details. It kind of brings us back to what we were saying about the tax rate of small businesses in comparison to large businesses. As we were saying earlier about family income, there is no real justification for the fact that the tax rate is different depending on whether one person or two people are involved. I agree with that.
Following the same logic, the gap between the tax rate for small businesses and large businesses should be smaller. At the moment, the gap is a major one. It is difficult to see the economic logic in the fact that the tax rate is so different for one as opposed to the other. That is sometimes an incentive for businesses to remain small.