The corporate tax rate in Ireland is 12.5 percent and is one of the lowest in the developed world. Many multinational companies including Microsoft, Apple and Google base their company in Ireland. The Irish government is proposing cutting that rate in half for company’s earnings on patents and intellectual property. Proponents of the lower tax rate argue that the lower rate incentivizes companies to set up offices in Ireland and create jobs. Opponents argue that Ireland is being used as an off-shore tax haven for large companies and the rate should be raised to match other EU countries.
@99QKTNR1yr1Y
My Corporate Tax Rate 7% but under the condition they work with an Irish partner
We should have a tariff on large multinational corporations because we need to control our prices when it comes to energy when it comes to the food we eat
@93T9D9Z2yrs2Y
Raise it slightly and then maintain it
Raise overall, raise significantly less for ESG, slightly lower for ESG and Sub 50:1 CEO-to-Average Worker Pay Ratio companies.
Increase on large multinationals corporations only and eliminate loopholes
Raise, & eliminate deductions and loopholes.
@8RLNYM83yrs3Y
Raise, until the notion of profit does not exist anymore
@8C5RDBV4yrs4Y
Corporate intensives should be abolished and the companies should be forced to pay everything they owe and restricted, if possible, from their moving money off-shore.
@8C5RDBV4yrs4Y
Corporate intensives should be abolished and the companies should be forced to pay everything they owe and restricted, if possible, from moving money off-shore.
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