Thread regarding Dell Inc. layoffs

Shenanigans

There's something brewing. There are tons of hidden tax risks that are deliberately covered up. You know how "tax avoidance" is illegal but "tax planning" isn't? Well, Dell is stretching the credulity of the latter.

In addition, with the global tax minimum of 15%, Dell is coming up with opaque and questionable "reorganizations" at its subsidiary levels in the guise of "tax planning" that veers very dangerously closely to tax avoidance.

Yes, even though the Trump administration repealed the global minimum tax rate for the US, this minimum rate still applies to the rest of the world.

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Every company tries to avoid paying their fair share. No news here. Move along.

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Post ID: @gz+1jq80pc7v

Similar to how they report revenue, as in adding money received from AMD
for using AMD chips vs. Intel and counting as revenue as they have t previously .

https://www.cnet.com/tech/tech-industry/dented-dell-picks-up-amd-chips-amid-sec-probe/

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https://www.thelayoff.com/post/@bw+1jq80pc7v

Well hi there Tom V.

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Post ID: @ct+1jq80pc7v

Tax avoidance is completely legal. Tax evasion isn't.

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Post ID: @bw+1jq80pc7v

nothing will happen, nobody cares.

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Post ID: @bq+1jq80pc7v

What Dell does best, skirt the legality of most everything they do

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