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This tax "analysis" doesn't even pass the smell test and appears to be based on the assumption that Motorola losses will continue at the Q3 '12 record level and
by Steko 13y ago
This tax "analysis" doesn't even pass the smell test and appears to be based on the assumption that Motorola losses will continue at the Q3 '12 record level and makes hay of the $700 of reduced taxes Google would have to pay in that case while ignoring the actual $2 bln losses a year that would pile up on the side.
- ZeroGravitas 13y agoThe tax analysis is based on past losses not future losses, that's why the tax expert says they'll get them up until 2019, rather than indefinitely.