Google Chief Executive Defends British Tax Payments
Says Google follows the law and is good for the British economy
(Reuters) - Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt has defended his company's low tax payments in Britain, saying the company follows the letter of the law and makes a positive contribution to the Britisheconomy.
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Mr. Schmidt! How nice to see you!
Very nice company you have there. I'm not sure you realize how certain things might happen to it.