>Luxembourg
>Cayman Islands
>Ireland
>Switzerland
>Bermuda
>Hong Kong
>Jersey
>Netherlands
>Singapore
>British Virgin Islands
BVI being tenth, Luxembourg being first
The list was made by James Hines, American doctor in economics and gradute from Yale University
When are we going to do something about these shitholes?
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all rightful american clay
actually luxembourg is french clay
all rightful jewish clay
Gonna try to PURCHASE Luxembourg again?
Allow native reserves to become tax havens.
It’s already legally feasible... they are operating as dependent states with separate laws, etc., governed by royal contract rather than base politics. All it takes is some willing collusion between different bands and government, with some startup capital and academics/brainpower establishing credit unions and “””national banks”””.
Can you imagine? Fuck it would be glorious. Mainland tax havens only an hour or two flights away from most major Northern US cities. A steady stream of capital flowinng into the pockets of small land tied groups of de facto aristocrats. Economic stimulation in some of our poorest communities, all the while it could be passed off as “progressive” and “anticolonialist” to the general public.
Take your local Rez. Now imagine it having its own airfield, and being operated like a mini Singapore or Luxembourg. Now imagine these tiny pockets of free market being essentially operated as feudal clans, legally seperated from international affairs, geologically and racially centrered. Not even native, but having an aristocratic class ethnically and geographically tied to the country is much preferable to our current transnational elite.
Just thinking about it gets my dick hard.
So is everything under the Sun.
I think Snoop Dogg rented the entire country of Leichtenstein for a music video
>When are we going to do something about these shitholes?
never
I still don't get how people "use" these tax havens.
Explain to me how the fuck they work?
Do people just open bank accounts or move the registry of their companies there so they don't have to deal with taxes in their home countries?
You already have internal tax havens user.
Andorra used to be one but currently unironically is Romania.
If you have 3 employees and under 1 million euros in income the tax rate is 1%. For dividends it's 5%. For software developers if they register as individual contractors they are exempt from the income tax rate for 10 years.
Yes it's that simple in most cases.
Abuse of loopholes and different taxation laws in different countries.
I’m Canadian posting from America, user
>Ireland
WTF?
Want to live in Ireland. How is it?
Rainy, full of Irish, where the rivers flow with whiskey....
Full of poles and blacks.
Most of the money doesn't stay in the country
>my co-workers actually defend the elite putting trillions into tax havens because "tax is theft"
I will never understand billionaire bootlickers
Especially Britain owns a lot of these tax havens, literally trillions and trillions of money is stored there. It was always like this though, the rich swim in money and average person works 9-5 until he's 70 for €2k/month.
All my customers are in Luxembourg. Leave them alone.
daily reminder that taxation is theft
Do what? Stop taxing people more than 50% to give free money to foreigners and fund your corruption schemes and maybe they'll stop taking their money elsewhere.
I think we’ll start imprisoning these tax evaders instead.
>You will never rent an entire country
>Of I work hard enough one day I will be as rich as him
Thats their reasoning
I despise Ireland so much
These niggers are a parasite and a leech to the EU, attracting GAFA companies with their non existent tax rates
You filthy monkeys should be embargoed and sent back to the middle ages
shut the fuck up ahmed
>acknowledge that the US flag with a gold Fringe is an Admiralty flag and not a civil one
>don't need to go overseas for this
t. stupide bicot
ahmed... stop trying to d&c europeans
Tax is theft
Le niveau intellectuel dont tu fais preuve fait pitié, retourne poster tes animes sur /fr/ attardé
>waaah intellectual level
back in my day we would settle this with a fight to the death and I would kill you, unfortunately you're a pussy and a keyboard warrior
cringe
Fais toi une faveur et bois de la soude pauvre nègre
casse toi d'mon pays pauv' con
T’es à moitié irlandais ou juste une petite pute de 15 qui veut faire la belle ?
hmm... disons que je me définirais comme un irlandophile...
Dis moi elle a l’air intéressante ta vie de merde
retourne dans ton pays ahmedt
Haha tu fais pitié pauvre gamin
l'est bouillonnant le bicot
t'as de la chance que tu sois pas en face de moi en train de tenir de tels propos parce que je te péterais la gueule
T’es énervé petit bougnoule ?
Tu bouillonnes devant ton clavier ?
C’est normal t’as 15 ans et 84 de QI
All tax havens should be isolated. It ia disfrancing my country and washing stolen money. The fact they breed the same air as us ia a insult to us all!
Im looking at eu members in particulary that have no shame worsf of them all being like almost always thr notorious swamp jew. Eternal shame for you people.
Nuke them
I agree we should kick out all members unless theyd agreed to pay all money stolen as tax reveneu to all eu members.
This is theaf.
>aving an aristocratic class ethnically and geographically tied to the country is much preferable to our current transnational elite.
Who cares? The only reason why any aristocrat would care for those under them was out of necessity, not because they're of the same race. Money will always transcend the tribe.
ireland, stizerland, netherlands, luxembourg, and singapore are all better than canada
>Ireland is a tax haven
Lowering your corporation tax isn't illegal. It's called capitalism.
AYO YOU FROM JERSEY DO THE THING 'YEEEEERP PASS THE BOAG'
>open up offices in ireland where tax rate is 12.5%
>have goldman sachs work their magic so your US profits are counted as being part of your ireland profits
>pay 12.5% corporate tax rate instead of USA’s 35% or whatever
it’s pretty based for the tax haven because companies are willing to pay the tax rate to keep it low. A study I read a while ago said in belgium (high corporate tax rate, 40% or something) and Ireland (12.5%) the average actually paid was 12.4%
Tax havens today are classified whether they operate on the classic/traditional or the "modern" model. These are then sub-categorized between whether they are personal or corporate tax havens or both.
On top of that you have hybrids which combine various features for example Belize which operates on a territorial taxation principle meaning only business conducted inside the country is subject to nominal taxation and VAT rates whereas income derived from outside the country is not subject to either tax or VAT.
The names you most often hear about being tax havens like BVI, Caymans, Bahamas and other Caribbean islands operate on the classic model. Both individual and corporate taxation are 0% nominal and effective tax rates.
Places like Jersey or IoM have corp taxation of 0%, banks 10%, real estate companies 20%.
Individuals are taxed max at 20% and capped at 120kGBP. Translation: anything you make above 600kGBP per year is not taxed.
Best modern models and the most often used combination are the Netherlands and Ireland. Note however these are only corp tax havens, because resident individuals are still taxed high.
Netherlands nominal corp tax rate is 25%. However if you manage to convince the tax authorities that your business is of an "innovative nature" or heavily involved in "r&d" then the tax rate is only 5%. Still, only a minority of companies have done that.
The most typical manner that international corps have used NL and Ireland is through a network of subsidiaries established between each other and income transiting untaxed on a combination of legal exceptions targeted at patents, royalties and dividends with the end destination being a classic tax haven where the HQ/owner of the subsidiary really is from the perspective of the tax authorities (for example iirc Ireland has a double taxation treaty with Bermuda exactly on income derived from royalties and patents but not on regular income regarding corporations).
capitalism has though people, especially americans, that exploitation is a good thing
Just lower your corporations tax lmao. It's not that hard.
seethe harder pierre
and you, alberto
thats the last thing you should want, especially anyone in the EU
Then you also have Malta where nominal corporation tax rate is 35% and the same for the highest bracket of personal taxation.
Here however the tax authorities employ a system where shareholders can credit the tax paid against their own obligations effectively reducing their tax rate at 5% in most cases.
No one said its illegal. The real issue is how much longer we are allowed get away with it, and if having our nation be a neo-liberal colony for MNC's who don't care about Ireland.
aristocratic wealth, at least in a real aristocratic agrarian society, is not based upon money and fiance, but land. And that requires a form of support for those beneath them that is reinforced by religion and local ties.
Filho da puta.
t. alberto barbosa
>These niggers are a parasite and a leech to the EU
We're net contributors as of 2014
>attracting GAFA companies with their non existent tax rates
Corporation tax is a stupid idea anyway. Enterprise shouldn't be punished
t. corporate bootlicker
Lower your own tax rate and you will be equal again
No problem
Why be a cuck to politicians and tbeir cronies? Lowrr = better
All countries should gave the same effectice tax rate, a flat 0.3%
>7/10 are british colonies
large companies dont want to go to france because of arrogant, entitiled workforce that is also uneducated
not our fault we are better, oh wait it is ;)