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....and?Apple nets $50B/yr. +/-
....and?Apple nets $50B/yr. +/-
....and?Apple nets $50B/yr. +/-
Really! Apple netted over $200B in the time they pulled the Ireland game, and they're ONLY getting popped for lunch money.
The biggest rip-off that Apple plays on the American taxpayer is buying foreign goods, importing the goods using taxpayer services, then deducting the cost of which they paid NO taxes.
....and?Apple nets $50B/yr. +/-
Really! Apple netted over $200B in the time they pulled the Ireland game, and they're ONLY getting popped for lunch money.
The biggest rip-off that Apple plays on the American taxpayer is buying foreign goods, importing the goods using taxpayer services, then deducting the cost of which they paid NO taxes.
...and?
How is it a "rip off" when they deliver their products?
The rip off is paying that money to a government that can't account for $6.5B at State
....and?Apple nets $50B/yr. +/-
Really! Apple netted over $200B in the time they pulled the Ireland game, and they're ONLY getting popped for lunch money.
The biggest rip-off that Apple plays on the American taxpayer is buying foreign goods, importing the goods using taxpayer services, then deducting the cost of which they paid NO taxes.
...and?
How is it a "rip off" when they deliver their products?
The rip off is paying that money to a government that can't account for $6.5B at State
I'll go slow for you. Buy foreign goods.......import the goods using taxpayer services......then deduct the cost of which they paid NO taxes.
Apple Tax: A Watershed Moment For Ireland
As the dust settles on the EU's historic tax decision, it's becoming clear that the move threatens our economic model, our international reputation and the stability of our current Government.
It's not just a thorny technical and political issue to be thrashed out, says Fintan O'Toole - it's an important moment in modern Irish history.
Political Correspondent Harry McGee says the Dáil should be recalled to debate the issue before Cabinet makes a decision on whether to appeal - but doesn't think it likely.
Defending any decision to appeal, Fianna Fáil TD James Lawless calls the ruling an "EU power grab" that must be resisted, especially now that the U.K., traditionally our friend in such matters, has left the building.
Subscribe to Inside Politics on iTunes. You can also find our podcasts at www.irishtimes.com/podcasts or on The Irish Times app.
Big centralized government run by a very small elite (such as the assholes in Brussels), very much dislike anyone or any nation (Ireland in this case) doing anything that is an affront to their power.Apple Tax: A Watershed Moment For Ireland
As the dust settles on the EU's historic tax decision, it's becoming clear that the move threatens our economic model, our international reputation and the stability of our current Government.
It's not just a thorny technical and political issue to be thrashed out, says Fintan O'Toole - it's an important moment in modern Irish history.
Political Correspondent Harry McGee says the Dáil should be recalled to debate the issue before Cabinet makes a decision on whether to appeal - but doesn't think it likely.
Defending any decision to appeal, Fianna Fáil TD James Lawless calls the ruling an "EU power grab" that must be resisted, especially now that the U.K., traditionally our friend in such matters, has left the building.
Subscribe to Inside Politics on iTunes. You can also find our podcasts at www.irishtimes.com/podcasts or on The Irish Times app.
This is a very interesting discussion on the Apple tax issue from an Irish prospective. It also explains the history of Ireland's economic policies.
