Whoās saying they should leave? Weāre only saying they should pay the stated rate of tax. Where are they going to move to? Donāt know of any other countries that offer such a low rate.
Are there any other examples, other than Apple, of MNCs not paying the 12.5%?
Is the proposal to increase from 12.5% and tempt MNCs to leave? To play bluff with a sector that already contributes a huge amount to the public purse?
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Northern Ireland i believe.
Ok Comrade.
Lads on here want MNCs with the IP in America to pay tax to Paddy that is rightly due to Uncle Sam who is poorer than Paddy. Lickspittles.
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Iām sure all the MNCās have got a sweet deal. Unless thereās a Sinn Fein majority thereāll never be an increase of the 12.5%. Thereās talks of a unilateral approach on corporation tax which will be bad news for Ireland. If this happens itāll be a lot higher than 12.5%. Ireland will have brought this on themselves due to their legalisation of corporate tax evasion.
So you are paying the top rate on all your income with no credits or write offs?
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Do Sinn Fein support increasing the corporate tax rate?
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Ireland will have brought this on themselves due to their legalisation of corporate tax evasion.
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Ser Davos has spoken.
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Is the editor of The Village a lawyer?
my apologies he isā¦
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yes, He obtained a Bachelor of Civil Law Degree and a Diploma in European Law from UCD and a degree of Barrister-at-Law from King Inns
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is the interim minister of justice a lawyer, given her pronouncements on the matter on RTE?
Lolz, Iāve been on to Revenue to see if they can throw me a makey uppy tax credit thatāll wipe my out my tax liability.
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Good to hear. His legal skills are a loss to the Library.
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