For people who actually make $10 million per year, and do not pay much in VAT, there are still better ways to tax them than the income tax (which they can avoid with some tax optimization scheme), like property taxes, or capital gain tax.
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For people who actually make $10 million per year, and do not pay much in VAT, there are still better ways to tax them than the income tax (which they can avoid with some tax optimization scheme), like property taxes, or capital gain tax.
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TSM
it is $454B
1. Bank loans
2. Apple stocks
Completely doable.
Secondly, even after the product hits the market the company is still responsible for tracking any possible adverse effects. They have a hotline where a patient or doctor can report it, and every single employee or contractor (including receptionists, cleaning staff, etc.) is taught to report such events through proper internal channels if they accidentaly learn about them.
2. Revenue is how much money company can spend on various things, they just need to prioritize which things are the most important for them. Facebook obviously do not prioritize customer support.
3. Recent layoffs mean then now have more free cash to hire support people :)
Not sure about that. LIDAR prices dropped to 1-2k USD.
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