I dont think you understand very much TP rules. These rules themselves were created by the very people that now attack them. The logic is that any government d

I dont think you understand very much TP rules. These rules themselves were created by the very people that now attack them. The logic is that any government doesnt get to tax what is not locally sourced. So ok, a game is not created in the UK, and it does not benefit from the HRMC jurisdiction in terms of labor etx. But it generates oodles of cash in sales in the UK. So now they are coming back and saying that, the cost of generating the sales in the UK is higher, not because of some actual physical activity, but simply because their sales are too high. This ia basically a mafia don saying you are doing too good and therefore we must have a larger piece of the pie. Yet the dons themselves are the one that made the rules and made them necessarily obtuse and subjective in order to charge for things (a) that do not create value and (b) keep them employed