lowdown on this, but Microsoft, obviously, does not allow executives to testify without an agreement. The software titan is already in discussion with the IRS for allowing these high ranking officials to testify, but not before an agreement on the terms of interview are defined. That is because the company wants to avoid any potential problems that could be caused by these former executives being questioned by the IRS. However, a company spokesperson made it clear that:
“As a global business, Microsoft adheres carefully to the laws and regulations of every country in which we operate.”This is not the first time that Microsoft is accused of tax dodging using overseas subsidiaries, even though the company has always vehemently denied these claims.]]>