Re:Uber used 50 Dutch shell companies to dodge taxes on $6B ...
by johannes1234321 on Thursday May 13, 2021 @08:18AM
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Mind that currently they take 1% of all EU revenues of international corporations.
For a "fair" scheme they would tax on their share of revenue.
Irish GDP is about 2.5% of EU GDP. 20% of 2.5% is 0.5%
So with the current scheme they make double.
And yes, that calculation is wrong in many ways. On the one side the current GDP is increased due to the tax business (they are 1% of population) on the other hand there are still many company's not doing the Irish game. And yes, I ignored the Dutch for this calculation ...
For a "fair" scheme they would tax on their share of revenue.
Irish GDP is about 2.5% of EU GDP. 20% of 2.5% is 0.5%
So with the current scheme they make double.
And yes, that calculation is wrong in many ways. On the one side the current GDP is increased due to the tax business (they are 1% of population) on the other hand there are still many company's not doing the Irish game. And yes, I ignored the Dutch for this calculation ...