HeheheBarnsley wrote:Apple probably emply more people than live in Luxembourg

LUX is one of those 'mini-sleepers', and I can't say I've visited. Highest per capita GDP in the world, so presumably doing something right.
HeheheBarnsley wrote:Apple probably emply more people than live in Luxembourg
I think if you do a search on " Corporate Tax Policy Luxembourg" you will find out the answer to your question.JR8 wrote:HeheheBarnsley wrote:Apple probably emply more people than live in Luxembourg![]()
LUX is one of those 'mini-sleepers', and I can't say I've visited. Highest per capita GDP in the world, so presumably doing something right.
I like the irony that a tax-haven is the founding-father of the EU, hence untouchable, whereas 'outliers' like Switzerland get stamped onBarnsley wrote:I think if you do a search on " Corporate Tax Policy Luxembourg" you will find out the answer to your question.
Not quite the all in it together you would expect from a founding member of the EC.
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/93e75c1a ... z3YfCqcWQd
Sounds similar to us moving our back-office from the City to the 'Sunny-Delights' of the $hit-hole that is Croydon. Or the BBC with it's move to the splendours of Salford, hehe...Primrose Hill wrote:Well, HSBC's HQ for its retail bank is moving up north to birmingham or something like that. Must be the bung for HS2.
Yup, GTP allows huge companies like those listed pay only something like 5-7% corporation tax.
JR8, you voting? Or have you voted?
Looks like red Ed is going to be voted in.*sigh*
The way the £ is skyrocketing , its making my trip back in September more expensive by the day ....Primrose Hill wrote:Greecce hitting skid row yet again.
Anyone think FED / BOE will raise rates soon?
They tend to broadcast it well in advance, such that if you're asking the question, it's not on the horizon.Primrose Hill wrote:Greecce hitting skid row yet again.
Anyone think FED / BOE will raise rates soon?
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