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To me it appears to be an indirect form of taxation. While the EU can't make corporations pay their share of taxes, it can at least rely on them willing to bre
by Tade0 4y ago
To me it appears to be an indirect form of taxation.
While the EU can't make corporations pay their share of taxes, it can at least rely on them willing to break the law rather than change their business model.
I don't if that's really the case though.
- C-x_C-f 4y agoThat's always a concern with law enforcement. I say "concern" because it creates perverse incentives for the enforcing body. An extreme case is civil forfeiture, where in some states police depts get to keep the lion share of the seized goods.