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I bet they get at least half of that back through taxes. (Assuming $6k per month, with 300 workers mentioned in the article and 14 month completion rate, 30% on
by Jach 15y ago
I bet they get at least half of that back through taxes. (Assuming $6k per month, with 300 workers mentioned in the article and 14 month completion rate, 30% one-time tax on it all, comes to 7,560,000.) It does seem kind of peculiar though, makes me wonder if Facebook offered anything in exchange. Maybe some sort of data flow/monitoring of Swedish users?
- rmc 15y agoIt's almost certainly for the jobs. Sweden can market itself (to it's populace) as a tech centre. Same reason the low Irish Corporate Tax rate