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Unless you alleging fraud, then it's patently incorrect to say that Apple is avoiding its obligations. Apple is merely demonstrating what their obligations unde
by carbocation 15y ago
Unless you alleging fraud, then it's patently incorrect to say that Apple is avoiding its obligations. Apple is merely demonstrating what their obligations under the law are, and people aren't liking what they see. That's fine; let's change the tax code.
- dredmorbius 15y agoGiven that 1) the law involved is tremendously complex, that 2) enforcement and compliance actions by the IRS are hugely underfunded and undermanned, and 3) that corporate and monied America has an undue direct influence on the legislative process, including tax legislation, then I'd say that de facto fraud if not de jure fraud is an open question.