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All tax is ultimately paid by the end user. Do you prefer to have 20% more expensive iPhones, that is the actual question.
by loxs 7y ago
All tax is ultimately paid by the end user. Do you prefer to have 20% more expensive iPhones, that is the actual question.
- kevcampb 7y agoIf I am another company competing against Apple and paying my share of taxes, then yes.
- AnthonyMouse 7y agoMore to the point, if you fold corporate income tax into VAT then maybe you pay more for iPhones, but then you pay less for all domestic products (assuming the total tax revenue remains the same), and so the primary consequence is only removing the relative disadvantage for domestic companies.
- nagisa 7y agoIf it means a sensible social services – yes.
- loxs 7y agoDoes it?
- pjc50 7y agoNo, it could be taken from the amount gained by Apple shareholders.