So question, if the Federal reserve in united states and bank of Canada in Canada are both private companies, does that mean they pay taxes?
Kinda weird to think about having a institution issue out a bunch of brand new money in the form of loans đ° and having to pay taxes after the government collected a bunch of tax dollars to pay back that loan? Does that mean the federal reserve is paying taxes on taxes? đ
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