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Their revenue and profit prior to taxes for 2014 was 549M and 27M. Corporate Tax for 2014 was 28 % so 19.4M profit after tax which gives a 3.5 % net profit. ht

• vidarh 11y ago
  The point made in the article (and the comment about) is that they have a history of playing a shell game with their companies to obscure where they're actually making their money (and possible to maximize tax benefits). Without seeing their actual accounts, those numbers are meaningless as you don't know whether or not they've bought all kinds of overpriced services intended to shift revenue somewhere else, for example.