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Old 12-03-2014, 05:45 AM   #10
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As for you HarryT, if you don't mind a little bit of criticism, I have noticed you are always 100% on the side of the system and you strike me as being the guy who would tell people to stop breathing the day breathing becomes illegal. Well it's your right to be of course but it's my right to advise the total opposite.
Not at all, old boy, but I do happen to think that tax evasion is a particularly egregious offence, because it's stealing from everyone.

I would have thought that this news would be welcomed with open arms by people (and there have been plenty here at MR) who claimed that companies like Amazon were avoiding paying VAT by selling from countries like Luxembourg which have low VAT rates. This change in EU law is designed to close that specific tax loophole, and provide a level playing-field for everyone.

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