Stupid World

**Brian d marge** · 3rd August 2015, 21:34

Originally Posted by Ocean1

OK...

It's exactly as I understood: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charit..._United_States

Which must mean, leme see now... YOU'RE FULL OF SHIT!

Now let me see on that page if it mentions; "Lifetime Legacies" nope cant see it anywhere

I may be full of sh1t , but A; at least I know what Im talking about ! B; I know what Im talking about even when Im pissed.

I hope you re good friends with your drawing board ...you might be spending some time there

Stephen

**Ocean1** · 3rd August 2015, 21:39

Originally Posted by husaberg

From Memory they only paid about 12000 dollars here a few years ago.
There is a case but no one has the balls.

Who? Facebook?

I don't think it's lack of balls so much as the same old issue with large economies screwing small ones. Simply: access to their market is a bigger deal for us than ours is to them. Tax law that benefits high earners in large countries at the expense of the likes of NZ is very much against that "most un-American in favouring the big guy over the little" ethos mentioned in the Forbes item.

There's a few rules here in NZ I think could be changed to benefit the economy too.

**husaberg** · 3rd August 2015, 21:56

Originally Posted by Ocean1

Who? Facebook?

.

In NZ Yes. Sorry it was actually $14000 dollars

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/n...ectid=10850796
At least then paid about the same as a mid range Lawyer last year though, wow
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/indu...fling-tax-take

Originally Posted by Ocean1

I don't think it's lack of balls so much as the same old issue with large economies screwing small ones. Simply: access to their market is a bigger deal for us than ours is to them. Tax law that benefits high earners in large countries at the expense of the likes of NZ is very much against that "most un-American in favouring the big guy over the little" ethos mentioned in the Forbes item.
There's a few rules here in NZ I think could be changed to benefit the economy too.

It is lack of Balls that why we get screwed.
Facebook is not a big earner for NZ. Taxing them on advertising revenue earned in NZ is only fair.

Look at Googles tax paid.

**Ocean1** · 3rd August 2015, 22:07

Originally Posted by husaberg

In NZ Yes. Sorry it was actually $14000 dollars

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/n...ectid=10850796
At least then paid about the same as a mid range Lawyer last year though, wow
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/indu...fling-tax-take

It is lack of Balls that why we get screwed.
Facebook is not a big earner for NZ. Taxing them on advertising revenue earned in NZ is only fair.

I didn't say it was. It is a high earner from a large country, though.

And dodgy as fuck. Sounds like the OECD is on their generic case.

**Brian d marge** · 4th August 2015, 02:59

Originally Posted by Ocean1

I didn't say it was. It is a high earner from a large country, though.

And dodgy as fuck. Sounds like the OECD is on their generic case.

I give u 6 months and u will be agreeing with mashie and I

Hope you can grow ya hair ya hippie

**Brian d marge** · 4th August 2015, 03:04

I dont live ib nz . .but I pay a lot of tax there so reach into your pockets and give me my money back
Especially u ocean

But im flexible as I have said

Im good for a mars bar

http://www.bbc.com/news/business-33763628

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**mashman** · 4th August 2015, 08:01

Originally Posted by Brian d marge

I dont live ib nz . .but I pay a lot of tax there so reach into your pockets and give me my money back
Especially u ocean

But im flexible as I have said

Im good for a mars bar

http://www.bbc.com/news/business-33763628

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lolz... come get it

I guess the Milky Bar kid didn't make enough money to keep him out of jail. Kinda funny that a simple trader can do these things. The system must be rigged

**mashman** · 4th August 2015, 12:59

The $70,000-a-year minimum wage CEO grapples with consequences... bwaaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaa

**mashman** · 4th August 2015, 14:47

Catalonia poised to call early poll as proxy independence vote

"During a visit to Catalonia last month, King Felipe VI warned Catalan leaders that "respect for the law is the source of legitimacy and an unavoidable requirement for living together democratically in peace and freedom"."... respect for the law

**mashman** · 4th August 2015, 17:59

Farmer visited by Obama is now the face of California’s drought

“I feel like I am doing my part to get people to understand what this crisis is doing here, how this affects everyone,” he said. “We feed you. … If we don’t survive, where will the food come from?”

**Brian d marge** · 4th August 2015, 19:08

Originally Posted by mashman

Farmer visited by Obama is now the face of California’s drought

“I feel like I am doing my part to get people to understand what this crisis is doing here, how this affects everyone,” he said. “We feed you. … If we don’t survive, where will the food come from?”

Monsanto will have the answer

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