That, with respect, isn't what we do. What we do for the 35,000 tax clients we have is help them comply with the tax law, but we also provide planning.
Suppose a successful entrepreneur runs—I don't know—a pet food store, and makes $200,000 a year. If they have that business as an individual, they pay $85,000 worth of tax. If we help them incorporate, they pay $25,000 a year in tax. We can save them $60,000 a year in tax. That's tax planning.
That's absolutely legitimate because the government policy is to allow small and medium-sized businesses to earn up to $750,000 of their income and pay a very, very low rate of tax. That's how we keep the economy going. Our role is one of compliance, but also of ensuring that our clients understand the opportunities that are available to them, all legal, all lawful within the income tax system.