top | item 38205563 (no title) qnpnp | 2 years ago This is an antitrust case, not a tax case. The whole point is that other firms did not benefit from the same rules. discuss order hn newest astaunton|2 years ago The governments stance is that any company could have applied the same tax rules if they wished, so it was not state aid. As a side note, the "irish double sandwich" rules have changed since this qnpnp|2 years ago Sure, and in that case no issue. But that is the government stance, not the EU stance. load replies (1)
astaunton|2 years ago The governments stance is that any company could have applied the same tax rules if they wished, so it was not state aid. As a side note, the "irish double sandwich" rules have changed since this qnpnp|2 years ago Sure, and in that case no issue. But that is the government stance, not the EU stance. load replies (1)
qnpnp|2 years ago Sure, and in that case no issue. But that is the government stance, not the EU stance. load replies (1)
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