Thread: Amazon and Tax-Avoidance: Is it immoral to buy amazon?
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Old 01-17-2013, 05:44 PM   #63
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Originally Posted by murraypaul View Post
Because they earned £200 million in revenue from UK customers, but their UK business did not earn £200 million in revenue.
Yeah, but did you read the article?

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Margaret Hodge, the committee chair, has taken each company to account...labeling Amazon "deliberately evasive" in displaying "outrageous" ignorance after it failed to say how much of its profit is generated in Britain.
Amazon refused to say how much they earned I can't believe you're defending them. They're bandits! Stand and deliver!
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