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@deivudesu I mean, would an interview on film be considered an *output*?

https://medium.com/hypeline-news/the-rolling-stones-taxes-4c4e90e3cf0b#:~:text=under%20the%20Labour%20government%20of%20Wilson%20was%2093%%20if%20you%20earned%20a%20million%20quid
(though I don’t condone the overall message of the article)

As an *artistic* output, we could argue that naming their subsequent album “Exile on Main St.” could be linked to their refusal to pay taxes.

If it can’t be counted, let’s turn to the Kinks:

“The tax man’s taken all my dough
And left me in my stately home
Lazin’ on a sunny afternoon”
The Kinks, Sunny Afternoon (1967)

or the Yardbirds

“Taxman, rentman, they all chase me
I ain’t home when they come round”
The Yardbirds, I Can’t Make Your Way (1966)

What I mean is, the Beatles might have paved the way but they were not alone in their resentment :)

(and I’m not defending their stance or their ideas, I’m just googling to support something I said on the Internet)