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The governments stance is that any company could have applied the same tax rules if they wished, so it was not state aid. As a side note, the "irish double sand
by astaunton 3y ago
The governments stance is that any company could have applied the same tax rules if they wished, so it was not state aid. As a side note, the "irish double sandwich" rules have changed since this
- qnpnp 3y agoSure, and in that case no issue. But that is the government stance, not the EU stance.
- NovemberWhiskey 3y agoThere is no "EU" stance. The disagreement is between the European Commission and the Irish government. The deciding authority here will be the European Court of Justice, after appeal from the decision of the General Court - which favored Ireland.