IRS says Microsoft might owe about $29B in back taxes

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2 thoughts on “IRS says Microsoft might owe about $29B in back taxes

  1. One of the shoes to drop from the additional money the Biden administration obtained, over vigorous R opposition, for the IRS. It now has extra staff to respond to the multi-page appeal, with lots of documents and legal arguments that are certain to follow.

    1. Yes, heaven forbid that companies and individuals pay the taxes due to them.

      Let’s be like Greece and just pay what we feel. That’s worked out well for that country, no?

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