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Jul 19, 10, 03:06PM
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Maybe that's the reason so many essay writing businesses are located in Pakistan? :)
Only 1.5% of 170M Pakistanis pay taxes...
http://video.nytimes.com/video/2010/07/18/world/asia/1247468421481/tax-free -living-in-pakistan.html
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| WritersBeware |
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Edited by: WritersBeware Jul 19, 10, 03:14PM
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Disgusting. How nice that we, as tax-paying Americans, just agreed to hand Pakistan hundreds of millions of additional dollars in aid.
These crooks are still legally bound to pay taxes in the US if they are doing business in the US, especially if they are using fake, "American" addresses.
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| WRT |
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Edited by: WRT Jul 19, 10, 03:25PM
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I want a "How To" manual on how to avoid paying taxes in BOTH the UK and US!
Seriously, though, doesn't this constitute `unfair competion'? We have to pay taxes, are legally bound by consumer protection laws (and held accountable in case of violations), have to offer our staff and writers `fair compensation,' etc, etc ... Our overheads (even within the context of the virtual environments within which we operate) are much higher than theirs. YET - they get to go online, incorporate in the UK and US, call themselves British/US companies, enjoy all the associate benefits (prestige, for example), without any of the legal responsibilities ... This is not right, not by any stretch of the imagination.
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| Major |
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Jul 19, 10, 05:18PM
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WRT: doesn't this constitute `unfair competion'?
Exactly; legitimate American/UK companies must pay 20-40% to the government and still try to keep their prices as low as possible.
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Jul 20, 10, 05:25AM
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Major
WRT-I like your argument over here. fair compensation competition is essential in essay industry.
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