I think it supports Galaxy S9

I should have elaborated.

In the EU, if buying from another EU country, you just put in your VAT# to exclude VAT. But your country’s tax administration can then ask to justify a business expense. You can only claim VAT paid on foreign (non -EU) imports once doing taxes for reimbursement if it was paid.

I have a feeling Estonia’s tax administration doesn’t ask as many questions as the Finnish one.

That said, there’s usually an actual exception for luxury cars, if it’s for your sales people (or if you do the sales, yourself). Luxury branding can be used as a “marketing tactic” due to “presentation”. Basically, if you’re meeting with a potential customer, looking like you’re successful technically makes you look more reliable. Essentially business attire for your personal transportation.

Not saying it’s necessarily true, but it’s actually a really old thing done in many countries.

Not really. You have to provide your own business ID in order to not be charged VAT, and they gets noticed and registered.

You’ll have to then explain why the Ferrari, specifically, was a business expense. If the tax administration doesn’t think it’s a good reason, you then have to pay the VAT anyway.

And don’t even get me started on the fucking bureaucratic stupidity that is importation or I’ll have to take my blood pressure medication.

Source: starting up my own business in Finland. Rip 25.5%VAT. Fuck NCP.

Nah, they just made the triangle bigger with AI (/s)

Email alias?

So, I don’t know as much as you do, but I’m wondering; if it’s that bad, why did it ever get popular? It’s not like people who write/program/maintain/deploy Linux aren’t usually very knowledgeable. They’re usually experts and computer scientists. It seems to me, at least, if it’s that bad, it would have never been adopted so widely? Is Systemd pulling a Microsoft and bribing people or something?