Funny how the worlds richest people and corporations get away with fleecing the tax systems all over the world, but donât let that fact stand in the way of your agenda...
Not paying as much tax as a company should in the UK is an entirely different thing.
3 or 4 years back, Liverpool deferred profit on sales against future taxation.
Perfectly legal, and actually meant we had more money to spend in a future transfer window.
The whole point of amortization is to spread the cost of a transfer over the length of a players contract, which in turn means less tax paid.
We don't pay it all out in one lump sum; in fact that rarely happens
Amazon selling through it's low tax HQ to UK subsidiaries is also perfectly legal.
There are so many loopholes in the system of corporate taxation, that only a complete moron would try to cook their books to avoid tax.
So again, you are completely wrong.
And, again, the burden of proof is on you to prove the serious accusation that you've made.
If you printed that in a newspaper, you'd be getting sued.
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