Thread: French Government Thinks Amazon Is Too Customer Friendly
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Old 06-26-2013, 03:09 PM   #47
Andrew H.
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Originally Posted by Rizla View Post
Amazon pays no or next-to-no corporate tax on massive sales and profits. I applaud the French government's stand against Amazon's hugely immoral tax-avoidance policy. It is deeply saddening that the governments of the UK and the USA allow these near-criminal practices to continue.
This is just wrong. Amazon doesn't have "massive" profits. Amazon doesn't make "BILLIONS" in profits as you asserted in a previous post.

Amazon lost money in 2012, and made a few million dollars in 2011. It is a *barely* profitable company...and profits are paid on a company's profits, not its revenue.
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