True, it's not really stealing. But it doesn't meet the criteria in the tax regulation. The software has to do something novel, that can't be done with commercially-available software.
Please re-read the three criteria in the regulation. Simply being open source is hardly sufficient to meet them.
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True, it's not really stealing. But it doesn't meet the criteria in the tax regulation. The software has to do something novel, that can't be done with commercially-available software.
Please re-read the three criteria in the regulation. Simply being open source is hardly sufficient to meet them.