Ireland should recover up to 13bn euros from Apple in back taxes, European Commission rules http://bbc.in/2bOx4bQ pic.twitter.com/hQ1BZkSGRQ
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Apparently we can all pay less than 1% tax? That's right is it? Scone? ^oo^pic.twitter.com/pRK8bTx0AC
now Bern. That's just unreasonable. You know you can only pay small taxes if you've already got a lot of money
Oh God, I keep forgetting this - Dump the taxes on middle classes & get them to blame the poor with the papers, ^oo^
with a manifesto like that you should be PM in no time
Wisdom, Hoot, etc, ^oo^
@BBCNews so member states don't have the right to strike their own financial deals? Another reason to BREXIT.
Irish are not famous for their generosity but sure as hell smart about money matters. Short term gains vs long term returns.
@BBCNews Those iPhone 7s better sell then.
Dans ce pays-ci, il est bon de tuer de temps en temps un amiral pour encourager les autres
IRL should tell EU to F off they can set their own tax policy and when Brussel's doesn't get their cut this what they do.
@BBCNews Don't know why Ireland should benefit if they made the deal. I'm sure someone can think of a better way to use the €€€
good now do the same to greece
what about McDonalds? they got a sweetheart deal also, filtered large profits through Ireland.
And today it is clear why Mcdonalds Europe was relocated to Luxembourg! Better deal than the company was getting in Ireland.
confirmed - zero tax for the Golden arches while hiding in Luxembourg. Nice way to run a multi national corporation.
@BBCNews #13Billionbuys your way out of a legitimate tax bill
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