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Nice work guys. This is great news for Ireland's economy which not too long ago was decimated and has recovered exceptionally well. I think other parts of the world with bad economies need to learn from Ireland and attract startup and technology companies with incentives. The one thing that doesn't sit well with me in this situation is the PR speak from the founder and lead members masking the real reason they've dec…
No doubt, they've done so in order to take advantage of Ireland's lax tax laws and asleep-at-the-wheel regulators. It's a disgrace. Down with this sort of thing. Careful now.
No doubt, they've done so in order to take advantage of Ireland's lax tax laws and asleep-at-the-wheel regulators. It's a disgrace. Down with this sort of thing. Careful now.
Yes, every company should move to wherever it is they can pay the most taxes. Perhaps instead of criticizing Ireland for low taxes, perhaps the ire should be forces on jurisdictions with confiscatory taxes and burdensome regulation. I moved from New York City because I was not only paying higher prices for everything but things like rent control, exceptionally high state and local taxes, plus the added bonus of payin…
Can't tell if serious or...
EDIT: My comment was sarcastic, the blog post is satirical, and I'm from Ireland.
Nice work guys. This is great news for Ireland's economy which not too long ago was decimated and has recovered exceptionally well. I think other parts of the world with bad economies need to learn from Ireland and attract startup and technology companies with incentives. The one thing that doesn't sit well with me in this situation is the PR speak from the founder and lead members masking the real reason they've dec…
No doubt, they've done so in order to take advantage of Ireland's lax tax laws and asleep-at-the-wheel regulators. It's a disgrace. Down with this sort of thing. Careful now.
Nice work guys. This is great news for Ireland's economy which not too long ago was decimated and has recovered exceptionally well. I think other parts of the world with bad economies need to learn from Ireland and attract startup and technology companies with incentives. The one thing that doesn't sit well with me in this situation is the PR speak from the founder and lead members masking the real reason they've dec…
Well, recovering from a 10% drop isn't really thaaat hard..
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No doubt, they've done so in order to take advantage of Ireland's lax tax laws and asleep-at-the-wheel regulators. It's a disgrace. Down with this sort of thing. Careful now.
That said, good going Tito. I think. I'm not really sure if the news is good or if there really is any news, but I'm assuming this is both news and good news.