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Ireland's Sinn Fein party says it will pursue Apple if company owes back taxes
No, it isn't claimed that. Some companies allegedly had "secret" agreements with Irish government.ewtheckman said:
It's also claimed that Apple has been taxed at the same rate as everyone else.gwydion said:
Because it has nothing to do with tax laws but with allegedly ilegal state aids
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Ireland's Sinn Fein party says it will pursue Apple if company owes back taxes
There is nothing found retroactivelysofteky said:Two can play that game.
EU retroactively finds Apple to have been offered illegal state aid in the form of lowered taxation -
Ireland's Sinn Fein party says it will pursue Apple if company owes back taxes
mjtomlin said:Why doesn't the EU just come out and ask Apple to bail out all their bankrupt countries instead of wasting time with all this, "We screwed up our tax laws, now YOU must pay for it!" ?
Because it has nothing to do with tax laws but with allegedly ilegal state aids
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Apple could owe over $8 billion in European taxes, new estimate indicates
You still don't understand the case, the victims here were the companies in Ireland that didn't had those deals, because there were in disadvantage with the ones having the deal.tenly said:
i obviously don't know all the nuances of EU law, but I've understood enough to see clearly that Apple and the other corporations with similar deals - are the victims here.
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Apple could owe over $8 billion in European taxes, new estimate indicates
It's obviously impossible to have an objective discussion on this taxation issue since so many people are lettering their lack of knowledge of EU lawstenly said:It's obviously impossible to have an objective discussion on this taxation issue since so many people are lettering their hate for the US, their hate for corporations or their hate for Apple cloud their judgements.
