Re:EU top court confirms Apple's €13 billion tax bill in the EU
by PaulDavisThe1st on Tuesday September 10, 2024 @04:05PM
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It is certainly possible, but also implies a complex mix of different income types and very specific national pairing.
The usual case where there is a tax treaty is that the expat pays taxes at the rate of the country in which they work. It's really that simple for most people.
The usual case where there is a tax treaty is that the expat pays taxes at the rate of the country in which they work. It's really that simple for most people.