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Sure - but even then, how can such a policy be justified. They can not claim it is for the benefit of the people.
by schnischna 6y ago
Sure - but even then, how can such a policy be justified. They can not claim it is for the benefit of the people.
- Voloskaya 6y ago> They can not claim it is for the benefit of the people Why not? Amazon dodges taxes everywhere it operates, which directly impacts us, the citizens. But it is so convenient that people use it nonetheless. So the government is trying to help make local shops a bit more convenient to use in response, wihch would benefit the people.
- schnischna 6y agoShouldn't they simply curb the (alleged) tax evasions then?
- Voloskaya 6y agoExcept there is nothing simple about that. You wouldn't have all of the europe and half of the other countries in the world complaining about it if you could just "simply curb" it.