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A Sneaky Tax Dodge with IP Royalties
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A US company in the Netherlands avoided paying taxes on $10 billion of revenue by using IP royalties. A subsidiary in Bermuda charged the Netherlands company $9 billion in royalties for the use of the swoosh IP, allowing for a nearly tax-free transaction.
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