Looking a gift horse in the mouth
The CEO of Glencore International, one of the world's largest commodity trading companies, is set to pay SFr360 million ($380 million) in tax. A lucky break for the region around Zurich but some feel caught in a moral dilemma.
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Thanks to the revenue equalising system a share of the bounty flows to many cash-strapped municipalities in canton Zurich. Some members of these communities see the extra money as a blessing, but since Glencore International has been criticised for pollution, others feel accepting the gift is unethical. (SF/swissinfo.ch)
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