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I did, and until there's significant evidence to the contrary I will assume that what they're doing is legal. I've been audited too, and not because I did anyth
by FDSGSG 7y ago
I did, and until there's significant evidence to the contrary I will assume that what they're doing is legal. I've been audited too, and not because I did anything wrong.
> Also, there is nothing wrong with pointing out what they are doing
Of course not, but the real problem exists outside of Activision Blizzard. Pointing fingers at specific companies simply detracts from the real problem.
- pdpi 7y agoThat $345M settlement isn't definitive, watertight proof, but I sure hope it counts as "significant evidence"!
- FDSGSG 7y agoNot really. We're discussing extremely complicated multi-jurisdiction legislation here. A criminal conviction for tax fraud could in fact be "significant evidence", a mere disagreement by itself is not.
- ravitation 7y agoProviding evidence of a problem doesn't detract from the problem.
- oh_sigh 7y agoDid you pay $345M to make the auditors go away? And I never said what they were doing was illegal. I said it isn't clear that it is legal. Hence the investigations.
- scarejunba 7y agoI did. One American state tried to get taxes from me for money I earned in another when I was young. I disputed it via a letter and they cut it to 5% of what it was and then told me any further appeal needed to happen in person. So I’d have to fly by a certain date, spend time in court, and clear it. I paid. Fuck the tax man.