The moved their jurisdiction to the Netherlands? In the EU? Wow. Now the GDPR can be used to really kick their butts.
this post was submitted on 21 Oct 2024
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Aren't there tax benefits to incorporating in Ireland? Conventional thought would suggest that the tax/regulatory environment in the Netherlands would be less attractive? Maybe that's wrong... I wonder what their reasons for moving were. Is that where Steve Huffman wants to build his new doomsday bunker? Gotta spread out just in case. Maybe connect it to the one in CA with a massive underwater tunnel lol clown
Mmm... Serpent Road...
They usually operate in tandem, a double dutch irish tax sandwich or whatever it is called.
It moved from Ireland to the Netherlands, both are in the EU. This will not change anything regarding GDPR.
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