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Old 12-04-2014, 07:31 AM   #88
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Originally Posted by fjtorres View Post
So make no mistake, if any EU tax collector wants to go after any small or even medium business in the US they *will* get their blood money one way or another. Treaties ensure they'll get their day in court and for many just getting on the docket will put them out of business. And that is before the injunctions start flying.
I find this very strange, fjtorres. I've never heard of anyone being prosecuted for tax evasion that occurred in a completely different legal jurisdiction. I honestly can't see how there is any jurisdiction here: EU law applies within the EU, not elsewhere.

Not saying that you're wrong, though - I know that the law doesn't always work in a way that's comprehensible to us mere mortals.
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