> Then they should pay taxes just as a storefront. If they haven’t paid whatever tax is due, then the relevant national tax body should throw the book at them.

> Then they should pay taxes just as a storefront. If they haven’t paid whatever tax is due, then the relevant national tax body should throw the book at them. But I suspect you’ll find their tax lawyers & accountants ensure they’re in full compliance with relevant local laws. Cases like [1] come to mind. [1] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-eu-apple-tax-idUSKCN24G10B https://www.reuters.com/article/us-eu-apple-tax-idUSKCN24G10...