A double Irish with a Dutch sandwich is: a. A way to use the high tax Irish jurisdiction to get the largest deductions on your sales and manufacturing expenses. b. Toasted wheat bread with two layers of Irish ham and one slice of Dutch Gouda cheese. c. A way for corporations to pay their fair share by shifting profits to high tax jurisdictions. d. A tax avoidance scheme where profits are first sent through one Irish company, then to a Dutch company and finally to a second Irish company headquartered in a tax haven