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Ad hominem attac.
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Great news for Billionaire Tax-dodging multinationals
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Ad hominem attack.
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FFS Notch, give it a rest.
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Hypocrisy is yours.
But you just proven it in your own words boyo.
You should sharpen up.
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So now what other Europeans think matters now?
Hahaha you are so predictably dumb trying to justify opposition against tax clampdown.
The powers that be have you on a string.
Try reading the thread you quoted me in, and quote my entire post.
If that doesn't work for you, just write your own quote of mine
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The internet didn’t start out like this and it only got like this because consumers didn’t care where they went as long as it was cheap.
Amazon’s business strategy is to compete with everyone and kill them by being cheaper. If you’ve ever done business with them you’ll realise they are in to some pretty intrusive projects that make google and facebook look like angels.
Amazon’s business strategy is to compete with everyone and kill them by being cheaper. If you’ve ever done business with them you’ll realise they are in to some pretty intrusive projects that make google and facebook look like angels.
That's no different than any of the big supermarkets.
That they do other things is a separate matter.
Now thats an interesting point.
If brexit weakens the financial position of the average person (I think that is widely accepted as happening), then cheaper and cheaper (including quality ) is where we are headed.
The main thrust of brexiteers appears to be the desire for cheaper imports. Really though the country needs exports, not imports.
Please explain how brexit will help this situation ? Or simply prove me wrong ?
"Starbucks’ European unit paid 2.8% UK tax last year "
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"Starbucks’ European business paid an effective UK tax rate of just 2.8 per cent in the year to the end of October 2017 after a payment from another part of the group boosted profits.The coffee chain, which has in the past faced vocal criticism of its tax affairs in Britain, has revealed that its largest European operation paid $5.9m of tax in the UK on profits of $213m, down slightly from $219m in the preceding year."
https://www.ft.com/content/4d85c99c-bb44-11e8-8274-55b72926558f
" Stripping out the dividend payment, the effective tax rate for the European business — which has 3,000 stores in 40 countries — was 9.4 per cent. The UK corporate tax rate is 19.5 per cent."
Do the country's laws give you such an easy ride?
If not, it must be because you're not a tax-dodging billionaire or multinational.
But you are a voter.
Is it in your interests to vote for a government that permits and encourages freeloaders?
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"Starbucks’ European business paid an effective UK tax rate of just 2.8 per cent in the year to the end of October 2017 after a payment from another part of the group boosted profits.The coffee chain, which has in the past faced vocal criticism of its tax affairs in Britain, has revealed that its largest European operation paid $5.9m of tax in the UK on profits of $213m, down slightly from $219m in the preceding year."
https://www.ft.com/content/4d85c99c-bb44-11e8-8274-55b72926558f
" Stripping out the dividend payment, the effective tax rate for the European business — which has 3,000 stores in 40 countries — was 9.4 per cent. The UK corporate tax rate is 19.5 per cent."
Do the country's laws give you such an easy ride?
If not, it must be because you're not a tax-dodging billionaire or multinational.
But you are a voter.
Is it in your interests to vote for a government that permits and encourages freeloaders?
I wonder what Café Nero pay.
Nothing.
2017 UK sales: £313m
2017 UK profit before tax: –£25.5m
Tax paid in 2017: £0
"But lots of companies find legal ways to pay even less – and Caffe Nero has become the latest to attract public criticism for this as it emerged it has paid no corporation tax in a decade, despite making sales of more than £2bn over the period. Despite that not breaking any existing rules, it has led some to call for rules to be changed, or for the coffee shop to change its ways."
"Caffe Nero paid no corporation tax in 2017 – or for years beforehand, but on the face of it this seems reasonable: rather than make a profit, they made a loss of more than £20 million. However, as professor of accounting Prem Sikka noted the company had loans from other companies in its group which charge a huge rate of interest, of more than 20% – despite commercial loans being available at much lower rates. This led him to conclude “profits ha[ve] effectively been shifted from the UK to Luxembourg via a loan deal and has reduced or wiped out the UK tax bill”.
Read more at: https://inews.co.uk/news/uk/costa-starbuck-coffee-tax/"
Nothing.
2017 UK sales: £313m
2017 UK profit before tax: –£25.5m
Tax paid in 2017: £0
"But lots of companies find legal ways to pay even less – and Caffe Nero has become the latest to attract public criticism for this as it emerged it has paid no corporation tax in a decade, despite making sales of more than £2bn over the period. Despite that not breaking any existing rules, it has led some to call for rules to be changed, or for the coffee shop to change its ways."
"Caffe Nero paid no corporation tax in 2017 – or for years beforehand, but on the face of it this seems reasonable: rather than make a profit, they made a loss of more than £20 million. However, as professor of accounting Prem Sikka noted the company had loans from other companies in its group which charge a huge rate of interest, of more than 20% – despite commercial loans being available at much lower rates. This led him to conclude “profits ha[ve] effectively been shifted from the UK to Luxembourg via a loan deal and has reduced or wiped out the UK tax bill”.
Read more at: https://inews.co.uk/news/uk/costa-starbuck-coffee-tax/"
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