WHEN asked to respond on a maze of tax queries, Albert Einstein, whose theory of relativity is supposedly understood by only seven persons in the world, replied, “this is a question too difficult for a mathematician, it should be asked of a philosopher”.
Indeed, the late great Albert Einstein once admitted that figuring out tax computation was beyond him.
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