CLEAN : McDonald's pays all its taxes denying fisc

The video discusses McDonald's tax practices in France, emphasizing compliance with local laws. It explains how franchise royalties are paid to the parent company and their impact on taxes. The video also highlights that these royalties, along with other business expenses, are deductible. Finally, it notes that McDonald's and its franchisees have paid over a billion euros in corporate taxes since 2009.

What is the main focus of McDonald's tax strategy in France?

• Minimizing tax payments globally

• Shifting profits to low-tax countries

• Paying all taxes according to French law

• Avoiding taxes through loopholes

How does McDonald's handle the payment of royalties to its parent company?

• Royalties are paid exclusively in France

• Royalties are paid only in the United States

• Royalties are paid in various countries without affecting French taxes

• Royalties are not paid at all

What benefit does McDonald's receive in exchange for paying royalties?

• Exclusive rights to sell burgers

• Use of the McDonald's brand

• Tax exemptions in France

• Free supply of raw materials

What type of expenses are considered deductible for McDonald's in France?

• All operational expenses including royalties

• Only employee salaries

• None of the expenses are deductible

• Only marketing expenses

Since 2009, how much has McDonald's and its franchisees paid in corporate taxes in France?

• 1 billion euros

• 500 million euros

• 750 million euros

• 2 billion euros