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I always read comments like this as: "Every country with lower corporate tax rates than my own is a tax haven" If a company does business within your borders w
by BelenusMordred 6y ago
I always read comments like this as: "Every country with lower corporate tax rates than my own is a tax haven"
If a company does business within your borders while your army looks on and the populace waxes lyrical about it being unjust, who is really at fault for that?
Do foreign countries not have the right of sovereignty to make their own laws and tax rates?
- elcomet 6y agoNo. At least not if you're part of a free trade union like europe.
- BelenusMordred 6y agoI partially own a company in the EU, the neighbouring countries have different laws and wildly different company tax rates, care to elaborate on your assertive "no" here? Last I looked countries in the EU also set their own tax rates. Feel free to prove me wrong on that matter, we are in a sub-thread about Ireland being a tax haven if you need a reminder.
- elcomet 6y agoSorry it was not clear, I didn't mean that all countries in europe have the same taxes. I was saying that they should in my opinion.