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.. thus removing a significant portion of income from these so-called tax havens, which generally tend to be poorer countries. No one has accused Germany of bei
by gunapologist99 2y ago
.. thus removing a significant portion of income from these so-called tax havens, which generally tend to be poorer countries. No one has accused Germany of being a tax haven, for instance.
- aktenlage 2y agoThis list disagrees with "poorer countries": https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/tax-haven-countries https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/tax-haven... 1 British Virgin Islands 2 Cayman Islands 3 Bermuda 4 Netherlands 5 Switzerland 6 Luxembourg 7 Hong Kong 8 Jersey 9 Singapore 10 United Arab Emirates
- qwytw 2y ago> so-called tax havens, which generally tend to be poorer countries Smaller, not poorer. Unless you think that current or historical "tax havens" like Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Switzerland etc. were/are poorer than Germany. If you have less than a handful of million people even getting a few percent + several thousands of jobs from corporations like Apple is a huge deal. It would be a drop in the bucket for Germany so they have no incentives to make such deals.
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