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that has always been the problem, the sweetheart deals with the - googles and the apples and the big tech companies that has happened i over the years and that there i is still an outstanding issue of 13 billion in back tax - which is due to the irish government, which hasn't actually been sent back i to the irish government yet via the eu, so... i that is still to be worked through. it is going to take some time, - but paschal donohoe, as you say, has been doing the rounds, and his. argument is that he is not worried about getting foreign direct - investment into ireland, but it does feel — and this is the majority, how the coalition irish - government feel — that ireland doesn'tl have heavy industry. france does, germany has. ireland has... it was an agrarian economy
it is simply that if. ireland were to stick to that rate, that would be fine. it is the rate, so if it is 12.5%, it's12.5%,| not under 1%, for example. that has always been the problem, the sweetheart deals with the - googles and the apples and the big tech companies that has happened i over the years and that there i is still an outstanding issue of 13 billion in back tax - which is due to the irish government, which hasn't actually been sent back i to the irish government yet via the eu, so... i that is still to be worked through. it is going to take some time, - but paschal donohoe, as you say, has been doing the rounds, and his. argument is that he is not worried about getting foreign direct - investment into ireland, but it does
EU court backs Amazon in tax ruling Brussels says it will "carefully study" whether to appeal to Europe's top court after Amazon won the annulment of a 2017 back-taxes ruling. Amazon has won a major court case against the European Commission EU competition chief Margrethe Vestager said Brussels would "study carefully" Wednesday's EU General Court annulment in favor of Amazon. The case may still end up before the bloc's highest chamber, the European Court of Justice (ECJ). In 2017, the EU Commission ordered the US retailer to pay €250 million ($300 million) in back taxes to Luxembourg, despite Luxembourg siding with Amazon. At that time, Vestager had argued that Amazon had profited from special low tax conditions since 2003 in Luxembourg, home to the US giant's European headquarters.
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The driver's-side door of an Ashland code enforcement vehicle is pictured. Aaron Snyder | The Daily Independent ASHLAND At first blush, it looks like a play to increase revenues in a year where budget shortfalls were a real concern for the city of Ashland, but city officials have said the increase in back-taxes and code enforcement actions can be attributed to having more feet on the ground in those respective areas. Tax collection in the city is already pretty good â according to the Finance Department's Michelle Veach, the city has collected its taxes at a rate of 97.92% over the last 10 years. From 2011 to 2013, Veach said that average was 99%.
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they have been detained as part of the clavrp down against corruption and tax dodges allegedly. it's the hollywood actress who is massive in china. we understand her release is conditional on the thy chinese authorities of $130 million in back tax. so people are trying to put two and two together and get 22. but the reality is we do not know from the authorities why he is under investigation. >> if we follow the example of that case, it could be several months before we find out the fate of ming is. thank you very much. secretary of state mike pom fate owe is calling a two-hour meeting with kim jong-un a good productive conversation.
the government does not want to see. and we have video of our own broadcast when his name and photograph came up during the broadcast earlier today. and as a consequence, there's a great mystery surrounding his wrblts. and possibly has been brought back for consul tagsz. no kind of confirmation at all as to where he's gone or why he has disappeared. there is speculation he may be subjected to some kind of intearigation similar to the famous actress who disappeared for three months and being released but only payments of alleged back tax.
they're not commenting any further. the french say he didn't disappear on french territory. this is a highly sensitive issue clearly. so sensitive, indeed, that this is what it looked like when my colleague was broadcasting on the subject just a few hours ago inside china. look at where the chinese start to cut him off. let's roll that tape. wi we have a malfunction on that tape, a great relief probably to chinese authorities. in any case, with blocking all and any reports suggesting that mr. meng has disappeared. that is certainly the view of his family. this, of course, against the background of the fan bingbing, the most famous actress in china who vanished for three to four months before issuing a statement saying that she expects to be released in return for the payment of $130 million allegedly in back tax. we do not know officially in any
guys are amazing, i love them. and they voted for me and they love me and they said we don't care if we get hurt, he is doing the right thing. and a lot of people -- it's a complex game. a lot of people don't know exactly what it is. if they don't know how to define tariffs. they don't know it is really different than attacks although it's getting close, but they know that for the first time in many, many years they have a president that's fighting for them, that's not letting their jobs be taken to other countrie countries. that's not allowing the kind of abuse -- when you look at what happened as an example with nafta, and for years, because it was never changed. nafta was a defective deal the day it was done because they had a back tax of 17% and nobody from this country knew that and by the time they found out, which was about a week later, nobody went and changed it so you went many years and they