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That's not "competition" between countries. You talking about shitty tax law that doesn't take into account bad acting countries (even within the EU). I don't c
by Faark 9y ago
That's not "competition" between countries. You talking about shitty tax law that doesn't take into account bad acting countries (even within the EU). I don't care about a companies legal home. If they want to make business with consumers in my country those deals should yield taxes to my country. That seems to be the intend of the article's proposal. But the EU also wants to make it easy for companies to offer their products in all member states without making tax dealings to complicated. Having a different set of rules once the company exceeds some revenue doesn't feel like a perfect solution, but way better than them not contributing.
- microcolonel 9y ago> bad acting countries In what way is Ireland a bad actor? Locally operated businesses get a good deal too. What about Poland? Those shipyards aren't moving to your tax hell any time soon, but that doesn't make Poland a "bad actor". It may surprise you, but no country has the obligation to exploit and screw over businesses as much as yours would like to.