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The most interesting thing for me is that is a representation of $160,000,000 outgoing a year for Google and presumably even more in (assuming the average employee makes $80k/year and that there are 2,000 people working at that building).
The average employee there certainly takes less home per year and also pays a hefty income tax.
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The average employee there certainly takes less home per year and also pays a hefty income tax.
Income tax is irrelevant to Google's cost. So is take-home pay to some extent. I'm not sure what you're getting at.
Here's the view in Mountain View (main campus): http://goo.gl/maps/YphAI
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Income tax is irrelevant to Google's cost. So is take-home pay to some extent. I'm not sure what you're getting at.
It's important for the Irish tax income, and the Irish economy. Why do you think Ireland has a low corporate tax rate.