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Sumo-
Well yes, I'd probably advocate that. It's hard to see how in a globalized world how you would practically go about obtaining similar tax revenues from the individuals connected to the corporate.
I was just pointing out that the point Airhead made wasn't about trickle down. It was changing where you tax in the chain.
I don't really have an ideological motivation to how you structure a tax policy. For eg it wouldn't concern me if you had a flat tax starting from £25k, if it netted a greater gain for the revenue and delivered higher living standards.
hugo7
It's a bit misleading to characterise that as trickle down. It's just a different route.
Like reducing / removing VAT in favour of increasing IT.