Given how many companies were saying they would leave Russia versus those who actually left Russia there's a gap between what companies say and what they do.
> but that's subject to disproportionality high taxes and compliance costs.
Well, disproportionality [sic] is subjective at best, and those high taxes get evaded within EU. All big corporations do that, btw.
"moved around a bit" well, the amount which gets moved around is enormous. I don't know how its done now (I do know its still being done), but the way it was done was it was getting moved to The Netherlands to Ireland to The Netherlands. There's even a Dutch term for such a company: brievenbusfirma, and the location knows for them residing: Amsterdam Zuidas. So we get the curious situation where Ikea is a Dutch company.
You're crying wolf about "disproportionality high taxes and compliance costs" but these examples of yours are drops in a bucket compared to the tax evasion severity.
> but that's subject to disproportionality high taxes and compliance costs.
Well, disproportionality [sic] is subjective at best, and those high taxes get evaded within EU. All big corporations do that, btw.