+Eric Schmidt response on Google's UK Tax paid

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+Eric Schmidt response on Google's UK Tax paid

It is nice that Eric pointed out the real reason for this whole situation. If the UK government wants to claim more tax from companies like Google then don't make noise in the media and call Google to don't do evil. Go fix your stupid rules and stop wasting our time and our tax money by complaining to the media and getting nothing done!

Eric Schmidt originally shared:
 
Google's and my view on UK tax reform
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/may/18/google-tax-reform-eric-schmidt …
At Google we aspire to do the right thing. So we welcome a debate on international tax reform
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013

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