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I always feel a bit sad when I read my home country is used for these kind of things. Most of the time the companies still are depending on services of these co
by wdb 5y ago
I always feel a bit sad when I read my home country is used for these kind of things. Most of the time the companies still are depending on services of these countries to be able to be in business but don't pay their fair share.
- beckman466 5y ago> I always feel a bit sad when I read my home country is used for these kind of things. Het is toch echt andersom. Nederland doet dit al jaren om in de ‘good graces’ van Amerika te zijn. Are you surprised when you see this news?
- wdb 5y agoThat's true. Personally, I wouldn't mind if these kind of constructions are being stopped by the government but I don't see that happen anytime soon. Not surprised about the news at all. Just don't like if these kind of constructions are used in such manner. I understand you want to lower the tax burden but this is going a bit too far imho. Of course, Uber is not the only one.
- EvilEy3 5y agoBut hey, maybe NL will get proper FANG companies instead of Uber and Amazon.
- Proven 5y agoVisit a psychologist? Most people would be happy knowing they live in a country where it is possible to pay less tax and protect one's money from the predatory state. Sounds like you'd prefer to live in North Korea or France. That's not normal.
- DrSiemer 5y agoDoes the Netherlands get any benefits by offering these "services"? Is the gratitude of those using them beneficial? To whom exactly? And if not, then why is it not stopped? It is not exactly a poor county, that has no choice but to let things like this happen for some dirty dollars on the side. It should not be too difficult to at least catch the biggest fish playing this game.