I think that we always discount the fact that Ireland is geographically well located between the Americas all the way to APAC, English Speaking, within the EU, has highly trained and experienced workforce, attractive to foreign workers, has a well working development authority and diplomatic function, compared to the benefit from taxes. A corporate tax rate in Europe of 15% is still low compared to the US and Canada and they are not really going to get much better deals elsewhere.
Now, how about efficiently using that tax money to create better infrastructure, healthcare, housing, and just all round higher quality of live for those who live on this Island?
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Nope. Most are doubling down.
Back to the fields we go lads
I think that we always discount the fact that Ireland is geographically well located between the Americas all the way to APAC, English Speaking, within the EU, has highly trained and experienced workforce, attractive to foreign workers, has a well working development authority and diplomatic function, compared to the benefit from taxes. A corporate tax rate in Europe of 15% is still low compared to the US and Canada and they are not really going to get much better deals elsewhere.
Now, how about efficiently using that tax money to create better infrastructure, healthcare, housing, and just all round higher quality of live for those who live on this Island?
If the headline is a question….