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Thank you for the details but it does mean a EU tax payer working at Apple would have a conflict of interest ;) Edit: EU tax payer, not all tax payers.
by Towaway69 3y ago
Thank you for the details but it does mean a EU tax payer working at Apple would have a conflict of interest ;)
Edit: EU tax payer, not all tax payers.
- bryanrasmussen 3y agopretty sure taxes will not be decreased, but more projects will become possible.
- madsbuch 3y ago*EU Tax payer I find the thought entertaining that an high ranking EU employee would actively work for initiatives that would elevate fines to their employer. I do think said person would gain more by lobbying for more direct salary than indirect salary shared with more than 300 million other EU citizens.
- lucianbr 3y agoSo would a US tax payer. Just he would be incentivised to trigger a US fine on Apple instead of a EU fine. So would a Japanese, or any tax payer, really. How did you come up with the idea that this is EU specific?
- Towaway69 3y agoBecause it's the EU doing the fining but of course, a global corporation has global tax payers. The bigger the fines from one country, the less the taxes earned in another. For corps that haven't yet optimised their taxes.