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If I understand it correctly: > iPhones made in China and sold in Europe (i.e. would Apple have an incentive to involve Apple USA or not) Nothing > iPhones m
by khuey 10y ago
If I understand it correctly:
> iPhones made in China and sold in Europe (i.e. would Apple have an incentive to involve Apple USA or not)
Nothing
> iPhones made in China and sold in the U.S.
Fully taxed
> U.S. based company (LLC/C-Corp) offering SaaS subscriptions in the U.S. and abroad
Fully taxed on subscriptions sold to customers in the US, nothing on those sold to customers abroad.
- vmarsy 10y agothanks, regarding the last one : today, if I own a US company and I charge a subscription to a German customer, I have to pay Germany's VAT and U.S. corporate tax, is this correct? 'Tomorrow' , I would only have the VAT to Germany to pay? If my U.S. business pays a monthly subscription for a European-equivalent of Photoshop for instance, today I can deduct it from my taxes as it's a business expense, but 'tomorrow' I won't be able to? or: are services not considered "import" ?