Re:Alphabet Announces Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2016 Re...
by neximo64 on Friday January 27, 2017 @08:15PM
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Does that mean that its profits would be volume weighted based on where they're earned? Because they still do not match up, 12.5% would be the lower boundary - of which Google was below on many years. What you've come up with is a rationalisation.
There is no way you can spin it, there is clear avoidance & the excuse is a battle on details of the law.
You know Google is a global company, right? Corporate income tax rate in Ireland is 12.5%.
Have you seen any global company paying 35% income tax?