爱尔兰公司税率是12.5，原来我帝公司35%的时候，大公司90%的revenue都"产生"在爱尔兰, 聚聚降到21%以后，大公司在爱尔兰的收入就一下子跌倒50%以下了。
你们骂聚聚的要不要也骂obama，因为obama当年直接offer了这些大公司如果把收入拿回来美国，可以一次性减免到14%
https://www.wsj.com/articles/obama-prop ... 1422802103
Obama Proposes One-Time 14% Tax on Overseas Earnings
Links It to Boosting Infrastructure Spending to Improve Highways, Transit
公司税不降，就便宜了欧洲寄生虫了
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#2 Re: 公司税不降，就便宜了欧洲寄生虫了
老领导最近又换人，话都说不利索了？
您是想夸川宝还是巴马？
您是想夸川宝还是巴马？
赖美豪中 写了： 2025年 5月 25日 10:49 爱尔兰公司税率是12.5，原来我帝公司35%的时候，大公司90%的revenue都"产生"在爱尔兰, 聚聚降到21%以后，大公司在爱尔兰的收入就一下子跌倒50%以下了。
你们骂聚聚的要不要也骂obama，因为obama当年直接offer了这些大公司如果把收入拿回来美国，可以一次性减免到14%
https://www.wsj.com/articles/obama-prop ... 1422802103
Obama Proposes One-Time 14% Tax on Overseas Earnings
Links It to Boosting Infrastructure Spending to Improve Highways, Transit
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#3 Re: 公司税不降，就便宜了欧洲寄生虫了
是说川普学欧巴马吗？赖美豪中 写了： 2025年 5月 25日 10:49 爱尔兰公司税率是12.5，原来我帝公司35%的时候，大公司90%的revenue都"产生"在爱尔兰, 聚聚降到21%以后，大公司在爱尔兰的收入就一下子跌倒50%以下了。
你们骂聚聚的要不要也骂obama，因为obama当年直接offer了这些大公司如果把收入拿回来美国，可以一次性减免到14%
https://www.wsj.com/articles/obama-prop ... 1422802103
Obama Proposes One-Time 14% Tax on Overseas Earnings
Links It to Boosting Infrastructure Spending to Improve Highways, Transit
#6 Re: 公司税不降，就便宜了欧洲寄生虫了
你就扯鸡巴蛋吧，爱尔兰估计只是用来给欧洲营收做账交税的，我不信苹果敢把在中国的营收做账成在爱尔兰交税赖美豪中 写了： 2025年 5月 25日 10:49 爱尔兰公司税率是12.5，原来我帝公司35%的时候，大公司90%的revenue都"产生"在爱尔兰, 聚聚降到21%以后，大公司在爱尔兰的收入就一下子跌倒50%以下了。
你们骂聚聚的要不要也骂obama，因为obama当年直接offer了这些大公司如果把收入拿回来美国，可以一次性减免到14%
https://www.wsj.com/articles/obama-prop ... 1422802103
Obama Proposes One-Time 14% Tax on Overseas Earnings
Links It to Boosting Infrastructure Spending to Improve Highways, Transit
#7 Re: 公司税不降，就便宜了欧洲寄生虫了
自己看double irish. 聚聚目标就是把税率将成和爱尔兰一样，15%，这样让美帝公司全部pull out 爱尔兰。这肯定是关税谈判的一部分
Why Ireland?
Ireland's appeal as a tax haven stems from its low corporate tax rate of 12.5%, extensive network of tax treaties, and legal provisions that have allowed companies to reduce their effective tax rates significantly. These factors have made Ireland a strategic location for multinational corporations aiming to optimize their tax obligations.
The "Double Irish" and "Dutch Sandwich" Explained
One of the most notable tax avoidance strategies employed by companies like Google and Meta is the "Double Irish with a Dutch Sandwich." This method involves a complex arrangement of subsidiaries and intellectual property (IP) licensing to shift profits to low or no-tax jurisdictions.
YouTube
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Finexity
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Offshore Affairs
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Investopedia
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Penn Wharton Budget Model
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How it works:
Irish Subsidiaries: Two Irish companies are established. One holds the IP rights and is tax-resident in a tax haven (e.g., Bermuda), while the other is tax-resident in Ireland and operates the business.
Dutch Entity: A Dutch company is inserted between the two Irish entities. This setup allows the transfer of royalties without incurring withholding taxes, thanks to EU regulations.
The Guardian
Profit Shifting: Profits from global operations are funneled through this structure, with royalties paid to the Irish operating company, then to the Dutch entity, and finally to the Irish holding company in the tax haven. This effectively shifts profits to jurisdictions with little or no taxation.
This strategy enabled companies to significantly reduce their tax bills on non-U.S. profits. For instance, in 2016, Meta (then Facebook) reported €12 billion in Irish revenues but paid only €30 million in Irish taxes.
Wikipedia
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Finexity
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Phase-Out and Replacement Strategies
Due to international pressure and changes in tax laws, Ireland began phasing out the "Double Irish" structure, with a complete closure by 2020. In response, companies have adopted alternative strategies, such as the Capital Allowances for Intangible Assets (CAIA), allowing them to continue benefiting from Ireland's tax regime by writing off the cost of intangible assets against taxable income.
The Guardian
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Wikipedia
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Penn Wharton Budget Model
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Wikipedia
Global Tax Reforms and Ireland's Position
In 2021, Ireland agreed to a global minimum corporate tax rate of 15% for companies with revenues exceeding €750 million, aligning with OECD-led efforts to curb tax avoidance. Despite this, Ireland remains attractive to multinationals due to its business-friendly environment and tax incentives.
Wikipedia
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The Times
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Impact on Ireland's Economy
The strategies employed by companies like Google and Meta have significantly boosted Ireland's corporate tax revenues, contributing to a projected €37.5 billion in 2024, up from €4.6 billion a decade earlier. However, this reliance on a few large multinationals raises concerns about economic stability and the potential impact of future tax policy changes.
WSJ
Why Ireland?Ireland's appeal as a tax haven stems from its low corporate tax rate of 12.5%, extensive network of tax treaties, and legal provisions that have allowed companies to reduce their effective tax rates significantly. These factors have made Ireland a strategic location for multinational corporations aiming to optimize their tax obligations.
The "Double Irish" and "Dutch Sandwich" ExplainedOne of the most notable tax avoidance strategies employed by companies like Google and Meta is the "Double Irish with a Dutch Sandwich." This method involves a complex arrangement of subsidiaries and intellectual property (IP) licensing to shift profits to low or no-tax jurisdictions.
YouTube
+5
Finexity
+5
Offshore Affairs
+5
Investopedia
+1
Penn Wharton Budget Model
+1
How it works:
Irish Subsidiaries: Two Irish companies are established. One holds the IP rights and is tax-resident in a tax haven (e.g., Bermuda), while the other is tax-resident in Ireland and operates the business.
Dutch Entity: A Dutch company is inserted between the two Irish entities. This setup allows the transfer of royalties without incurring withholding taxes, thanks to EU regulations.
The Guardian
Profit Shifting: Profits from global operations are funneled through this structure, with royalties paid to the Irish operating company, then to the Dutch entity, and finally to the Irish holding company in the tax haven. This effectively shifts profits to jurisdictions with little or no taxation.
This strategy enabled companies to significantly reduce their tax bills on non-U.S. profits. For instance, in 2016, Meta (then Facebook) reported €12 billion in Irish revenues but paid only €30 million in Irish taxes.
Wikipedia
+1
Finexity
+1
Phase-Out and Replacement StrategiesDue to international pressure and changes in tax laws, Ireland began phasing out the "Double Irish" structure, with a complete closure by 2020. In response, companies have adopted alternative strategies, such as the Capital Allowances for Intangible Assets (CAIA), allowing them to continue benefiting from Ireland's tax regime by writing off the cost of intangible assets against taxable income.
The Guardian
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Wikipedia
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Penn Wharton Budget Model
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Wikipedia
Global Tax Reforms and Ireland's PositionIn 2021, Ireland agreed to a global minimum corporate tax rate of 15% for companies with revenues exceeding €750 million, aligning with OECD-led efforts to curb tax avoidance. Despite this, Ireland remains attractive to multinationals due to its business-friendly environment and tax incentives.
Wikipedia
+1
The Times
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Impact on Ireland's EconomyThe strategies employed by companies like Google and Meta have significantly boosted Ireland's corporate tax revenues, contributing to a projected €37.5 billion in 2024, up from €4.6 billion a decade earlier. However, this reliance on a few large multinationals raises concerns about economic stability and the potential impact of future tax policy changes.
WSJ
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#10 Re: 公司税不降，就便宜了欧洲寄生虫了
自信一点，2021爱尔兰增税，这个就是2018年的时候聚聚开始施压谈判的。
wildvoices 写了： 2025年 5月 26日 08:14 老领导咋糊涂了
这么说把美国公司税降到世界上最低的地方才能避免逃税咯？自信点，川普为什么会这么怂，有漏洞不补，拿着碗在漏洞下面和寄生老鼠们抢食？
If printing money would end poverty, printing diplomas would end stupidity.