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Ireland loses plea to keep tax status

12-10-2002 5:39pm

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daveirl

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#2 13-10-2002 5:22pm

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In a way its quite funny, I can hear Bertie on his knees to Tony " ah, c'mon Tony, ye know we're a bunch of tax-dodging banana republicans, but don't treat us as such...!"

I suspect UK companies do thier level best to avoid UK taxes by all channels possible.

Mike.

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#3 13-10-2002 5:36pm

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Under pressure from the European Commission, Ireland will increase its Corporation Tax rate to 12.5% from 10% in January, but the UK regards this as too little, too late. And London is not alone. A further Irish concern is that other EU member states may follow the UK's lead and introduce similar tax conditions.

This doesnt make me any happier about voting YES...

DeV.

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