• DieguiTux8623@feddit.it
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    1 year ago

    So in the future several enterprises will move to neighbouring countries like Poland or Czech Republic with less strict regulations?

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      1 year ago

      An important point of this deal, is that Germany can now collect taxes on profits made elsewhere. If Poland collects 10% tax, then Germany can collect the remaining 5%.

      This means that governments aren’t competing for businesses anymore. Instead they are fighting amongst each other to figure out who is allowed which share of the newly found bounty.

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        1 year ago

        I hope there are measures to prevent exploitative delocalization. Did they think about it?

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          If you do business there they can tax you… companies are free to profit exclusively off the citizens of the Cayman Islands if that’s their choice.

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            exactly. I think all countries to impose a corp tax on their total profits and the corps can deduct any tax they pay somewhere else (if its not reinbursed or some other shenanigan shit) with a minimum of having to pay the percent for all bussiness done in that country. great side effect is it would stop the race to the bottom.

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      1 year ago

      It’ll be interesting to see how Google does when it voluntarily ceases doing business in the EU.