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drkohler on 21 October 2013
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ethomaz said:

drkohler said:

Nonsense. Again, the left table is badly structured, that is all. Cost of goods landed = Transfer price + II, as it should be. That is all there is to note. Do not add anything that is also in the first few lines of the left table. Do  I really have to explain to you how to read a table line by line?

Again, here is the kicker: If Sony put a transfer price of $200 into the first line, the whole thing would drastically look better. Like in the case for XBox One. This gives you a rough idea on just how much MS is willing to loose in Brazil.

Why they will put a transfer price of $200? They can't do that... they can?

As long as the Government doesn't sue them for intentionally undervaluing goods (if they even have such laws, and can actually prove it that whatever $value they try is severe undervaluing), they can do that easily. And it is MS of all companies, there aren't too many Governments that dare go against MS. The EU every 10-20 years or so sues MS and gets a few hundred millions in damages. MS laughs, pays and continues the same way..

What is the tax rate for web cameras in Brazil? I'm pretty sure MS imports the XBox without Kinect2, and the Kinect2 as a simple webcam (and the box as a pc?)