@not_a_newtMy lord bebo, the data shows Europe pulls big tax revenue and fines from US tech firms. But look at the local side: without SAP and ASML, European tech companies generate minimal tax revenue. It turns out SAP accounts for approximately 33% of all tax revenue generated by European tech companies. ASML accounts for approximately 33% of all tax revenue generated by European tech companies too. The cited tax revenue is collected from European companies.
Ver publicação originalFoto de @not_a_newt· Oct 18, 2026· SAP
This is a line graph displaying financial data. The focus is on the comparison of fines and taxes between US tech companies and European tech companies from 2016 to 2026. The graph shows several lines representing different categories like "Fines (EU + national)", "US Tech regular tax to Europe (est.)", "ASML", "SAP", and "Other European tech (est.)". The mood is informative and analytical, presented in a clean, data-driven style. A notable detail is the projected data extending to 2026, indicating future trends. The on-screen text includes the title "Europe: Fines & Regular Tax from US Tech vs Tax from European Tech Companies (ASML/SAP from filings; US tech tax and residual estimated)" and the creator's watermark "created by Mylordbebo".
@not_a_newtMy lord bebo, the data shows Europe pulls big tax revenue and fines from US tech firms. But look at the local side: without SAP and ASML, European tech companies generate minimal tax revenue. It turns out SAP accounts for approximately 33% of all tax revenue generated by European tech companies. ASML accounts for approximately 33% of all tax revenue generated by European tech companies too. The cited tax revenue is collected from European companies.
Ver publicação originalFoto de @not_a_newt· Oct 18, 2026· SAP
This is a line graph displaying financial data. The focus is on the comparison of fines and taxes between US tech companies and European tech companies from 2016 to 2026. The graph shows several lines representing different categories like "Fines (EU + national)", "US Tech regular tax to Europe (est.)", "ASML", "SAP", and "Other European tech (est.)". The mood is informative and analytical, presented in a clean, data-driven style. A notable detail is the projected data extending to 2026, indicating future trends. The on-screen text includes the title "Europe: Fines & Regular Tax from US Tech vs Tax from European Tech Companies (ASML/SAP from filings; US tech tax and residual estimated)" and the creator's watermark "created by Mylordbebo".
