Then is Taxwrite backs the way to go? How can a company pivot
their annual earnings with such rebates offering a large percentage
of their returns?
Legislation seems to be the babysitter's way to solve their EZlink
system problem. What irates me is that they are not trying to solve
a problem, merely working their way around it: PEOPLE will still
CHEAT. Enacting a law will offer deterence, but not stamp out the
problem.
When they amend the act, implement it and then 5 years later find
that they are still short by 9 million, what other legislations are
they going to amend?
Why isn't profit money being invested into tweaking the programming
to ensure a bug-free system? Why are they taking the 'easy' way
out? Everything will come at a cost, this is no exception. If
transport companies want to reap the profits, they jolly well
invest the right kind of money to improve and better their
ticketing systems.
