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I'm sure they are counting all of the taxes paid by their employees. I've seen other large corporations use the same language and logic when justifying special

by brewdad 10y ago

I'm sure they are counting all of the taxes paid by their employees. I've seen other large corporations use the same language and logic when justifying special tax exemptions.

sjwright 10y ago
If what you say is true, that wouldn't be a case of slippery language, but rather an outright lie. Taxes paid by their employees (your words) would be by definition not included in a summation of taxes paid by Apple. Therefore, [citation needed]
- NLips 10y ago
  https://www.theguardian.com/business/2012/oct/18/uk-uncut-targets-starbucks-tax https://www.theguardian.com/business/2012/oct/18/uk-uncut-ta...
  - sjwright 10y ago
    I was thinking rather a citation that Apple used the language in the way you refer.
    - NLips 10y ago
      Fair enough - I mistook what you said as refering to the " I've seen other large corporations..." section.