ChatterBank1 min ago
do we still
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So, moral high-grounders ...
Google earned �1,250,000,000.00 in their last accounting year.
They diverted their advertising revenue to an Irish subsidiary.
By doing so, Google avoided �100,000,000.00 in UK taxes.
So we, the hard working tax payers, have to make up �100,000,000.00 which was not paid by the Google billionaires ... who still live in the UK.
So ... are we still "Googling" things on the internet ?
btw ... the tax avoided by Google could have run Great Ormond Street until 2011, or built 2 new hospitals.
Well, it's just a thought.
If you missed this news item, you could Google it ... except I think they've censored the coverage.
Google earned �1,250,000,000.00 in their last accounting year.
They diverted their advertising revenue to an Irish subsidiary.
By doing so, Google avoided �100,000,000.00 in UK taxes.
So we, the hard working tax payers, have to make up �100,000,000.00 which was not paid by the Google billionaires ... who still live in the UK.
So ... are we still "Googling" things on the internet ?
btw ... the tax avoided by Google could have run Great Ormond Street until 2011, or built 2 new hospitals.
Well, it's just a thought.
If you missed this news item, you could Google it ... except I think they've censored the coverage.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.joggerjayne- That is a real eye opener for sure!! Do not use google as a search engine all the time, like to vary it between Lycos, Yahoo,AOL + google. Yet, will use google much less now methinks as unethical organisations or any business that has a monopoly on the market really annoys Bea! Am a radical rebel anyhow, Thanks JJ for letting us know this factoid. Great Ormond Street is a great charity- one that have supported too. Hope you have a marvelous Monday evening, Bea- enjoying the sunshine + warmth :-)