There isn't much more to it. As said in another comment, it's a "classical transfer pricing case". Google Translate doesn't do a very good job though: > Neith

There isn't much more to it. As said in another comment, it's a "classical transfer pricing case". Google Translate doesn't do a very good job though: > Neither Honey, Microsoft or the IRS IRS wants to comment on the pending tax to DR2. "Honey" here would be the Danish tax authority, SKAT, which means tax, but also treasure, and is often used similarly to the English "honey".