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More than 130 countries around the world are exploring new plans to tax internet companies such as Facebook and Alphabet (Google), which make the majority of their sales online and often shift their profits to low tax jurisdictions to pay lower rates.
More than 130 countries around the world are exploring new plans to tax internet companies such as Facebook and Alphabet (Google), which make the majority of their sales online and often shift their profits to low tax jurisdictions to pay lower rates.
The freedom from geography has seen the growth of so-called “distributed companies”, where the “office” is virtual and the employees able to work from anywhere with an internet connection.
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