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In the livestream they said they are working with another region for Atlas they'll announce soon. My guess is Ireland which has better taxation than the US and

In the livestream they said they are working with another region for Atlas they'll announce soon. My guess is Ireland which has better taxation than the US and the best in EU (12.5%).

joeyspn 11y ago
6.25% now...
- hackerboos 11y ago
  Where are you getting that number? Northern Ireland will likely be dropping it's rate to 12.5% in the near future, giving businesses access to the UK at the same rate as Ireland. http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/ct/ http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/ct/ Edit: Strings attached http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/budget/11929790/Ireland-slashes-corporation-tax-to-just-6.25pc-but-theres-a-catch.html http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/budget/11929790/Ireland-s... >However to qualify for the lower rate, companies must show they are genuine innovators and employ highly skilled people in the country. Under the policy, dubbed the 'knowledge development box' (KDB), firms will need to demonstrate their earnings are tied to patents and copyrighted software that were created by research and development carried out in Ireland. >The aim is to encourage local and international businesses to hire skilled workers and boost innovation, rather than simply basing tangential parts of their operations in the country to pay the low headline tax rate.