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Apple to take on Snapchat, Facebook in 2017 with new iPhone video editing app - report
rogifan_new said:sog35 said:The more default apps the better.
That means less people using Facebook, Google, ect which data mine and abuse your privacy constantly -
Tim Cook's fundraiser for presidential candidate Hillary Clinton set for tonight
thewhitefalcon said:franklinjackcon said:Believe it or not, some people vote the way they think will benefit society as a whole, not just themselves. Plenty of wealthy people don't think they deserve even more than they already have. Or if you are looking for selfish motivations, Cook may want to repay the party that gave the gay community equal marriage rights
Leftists vote in their self-interest all the time. They want Big Government to put the chains on them and strip them of their freedom in exchange for 'rights' that aren't rights. Like "free" healthcare, "free" education, etc. To say otherwise is to perpetuate a disgusting lie. -
US Treasury takes last stab at deterring tax judgment against Apple & Ireland
sog35 said:I tell you this.
If the EU charges Apple $19 billion there will be WAR.
Because if Apple is guilty so is Microsoft, Google, and a ton of other USA companies that used the Double Irish.
The total taxes paid to the EU would be over $50 billion
How would USA citizens feel if another country STOLE $50 billion from USA citizens?
They would go to WAR. I mean WAR as in tanks, planes, and bombs.
I hope the EU isn't so stupid to steal $50 billion from USA citizens.
If the tax deal is deemed illegal and all forms of appeal are exhausted thus Apple is faced with a payment demand of $50 billion (it would be nowhere near this but hey let's go with your dreamed up number!)
The USA would go to war because a private company failed to pay due tax?
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US Treasury takes last stab at deterring tax judgment against Apple & Ireland
crowley said:latifbp said:There are a lot of immature Euros on here who don't understand the most rudimentary foundation of business... Whatever local community or city or state decides to do with a company is up to them. To have some arbitrary regulatory body create rules and apply them retroactively is unethical at best, but some Euros insist on cheering on this political stupidity
just because the law says it's ok to do this in the USA doesn't mean it's allowed else where. In the EU if all companies have access to the "deal" then it's allowed, if only one company has that deal it's not allowed. Thus the investigation.latifbp said: What Ireland did is the same thing we see states, counties and cities doing all the time. They give breaks to companies in order to have them move some operations into the area. This is done in Europe as well. -
US Treasury takes last stab at deterring tax judgment against Apple & Ireland
jbdragon said:Apple followed LEGAL Tax Laws!!! Apple didn't put the loopholes into the tax code, the politicians did. Now they want to change the rules and steal money from company's. That's exactly what they are doing, Government stealing. Really, it's nothing new. You want to change the rules and close the loopholes, great, the extra taxes taken start at that point forward. I don't have a problem with that. American company's will slowly start to leave where it makes the most sense.