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Yes, of course, they can. But what you're suggesting is they'll do that absent tax breaks, which suggests cost of a location is a primary factor in HQ openings,
by koboll 8y ago
Yes, of course, they can. But what you're suggesting is they'll do that absent tax breaks, which suggests cost of a location is a primary factor in HQ openings, which seems obviously wrong given the choice of NY/DC.
And it's not like Amazon is alone here. Despite NY/California being, uh, not known for tax friendliness, most major companies in fields concentrated in those areas still put their headquarters there.
- sdinsn 8y ago> Despite NY/California being, uh, not known for tax friendliness, most major companies in fields concentrated in those areas still put their headquarters there. They put their HQ there, but they are incorporated in Delaware.