If Google is complying with the law, and if the public perception is that Google is paying too little taxes, then the public should push for a law change. It i

If Google is complying with the law, and if the public perception is that Google is paying too little taxes, then the public should push for a law change. It is not Google's task to pay taxes. Google's task is to comply with the law. Without putting itself at a disadvantage compared to their competitors. Obviously, since we are talking about international issues here, there must be some kind of international agreement for changes in the law to have any kind of effect. But, as we have seen in recent cases regarding european fiscal matters, (or banking regulation, or executive pay, or, or ...) Britain opposes any kind of agreements in international taxation issues.