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Relief To Google In Income Tax Case Over Payments From India To Ireland
Bengaluru bench of tax tribunal gives ruling after re-examining issues on orders of the Karnataka High Court
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Google To Pay Billion Dollars For Settlement Over Tax Evasion In France
US internet giant Google has agreed a settlement totalling 945 million euros ($1.0 billion) to end a tax dispute in France under an agreement announced in court on Thursday.
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Google Shifted $23 Billion To Tax Haven Bermuda In 2017: Report
Google moved $22.7 billionthrough a Dutch shell company to Bermuda in 2017, as part of an arrangement that allows it to reduce its foreign tax bill, according to documents filed at the Dutch Chamber of Commerce.
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"Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon" Tax In France To Regulate Tech Giants
France will introduce its own tax on large internet and technology companies from January 1, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said today amid difficulties in finalising a new EU-wide levy.
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Google CEO Defends Europe Tax Practices, Warns on Brexit
"Only the further development of the global tax system by politicians can lead to better results," he said.
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French Finance Minister Rules Out Google Tax Deal, Others May Be Targeted
France will "go all the way" to ensure that multinationals operating on its soil pay their taxes and more cases could follow after Google and McDonald's were targeted by tax raids, Finance Minister Michel Sapin said.
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France Seeks EUR 1.6 Billion in Tax From Google: Reports
"As far as our country is concerned, back taxes concerning this company amount to EUR 1.6 billion."
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France Demands 1.6 Billion Euros In Tax From Google: Sources
French authorities have demanded that US Internet giant Google pay 1.6 billion euros ($1.7 billion) in back taxes, a source close to the matter said today.
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Google Tells Parliament It Won't Pay 'Google Tax' in UK
Lawmakers used a televised hearing Thursday to attack Google and question the settlement
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Labour Asks British Government To Explain Basis Of Google Tax Deal
Britain's opposition Labour party demanded on Sunday that the finance ministry explain how it arrived at a back tax payment by Internet giant Google that has put the government on the back foot.
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British Prime Minister Defends Google Tax Deal
British Prime Minister David Cameron defended the tax deal struck with US Internet giant Google as he came under fire in parliament on Wednesday.
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British PM David Cameron Defends Google Tax Deal
British Prime Minister David Cameron defended the tax deal struck with US Internet giant Google as he came under fire in parliament on Wednesday.
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Google to Face Grilling by UK Lawmakers Over Tax Deal
Meg Hillier, the Labour party chairwoman of the Public Accounts Committee, said she would call Google and the UK tax authority to explain the "cosy deal".
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Google to Pay $185 Million UK Back Taxes, Critics Want More
The accord disclosed Friday comes amid mounting criticism that Google and other major US companies have been scrimping on their tax bills.
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Italian Prime Minister Faces Uphill Struggle Over Google Tax Plan
Predecessor Enrico Letta floated such a tax in 2013, but Renzi ditched the project when he took office the following year.
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Relief To Google In Income Tax Case Over Payments From India To Ireland
Bengaluru bench of tax tribunal gives ruling after re-examining issues on orders of the Karnataka High Court
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Google To Pay Billion Dollars For Settlement Over Tax Evasion In France
US internet giant Google has agreed a settlement totalling 945 million euros ($1.0 billion) to end a tax dispute in France under an agreement announced in court on Thursday.
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Google Shifted $23 Billion To Tax Haven Bermuda In 2017: Report
Google moved $22.7 billionthrough a Dutch shell company to Bermuda in 2017, as part of an arrangement that allows it to reduce its foreign tax bill, according to documents filed at the Dutch Chamber of Commerce.
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"Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon" Tax In France To Regulate Tech Giants
France will introduce its own tax on large internet and technology companies from January 1, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said today amid difficulties in finalising a new EU-wide levy.
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Google CEO Defends Europe Tax Practices, Warns on Brexit
"Only the further development of the global tax system by politicians can lead to better results," he said.
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French Finance Minister Rules Out Google Tax Deal, Others May Be Targeted
France will "go all the way" to ensure that multinationals operating on its soil pay their taxes and more cases could follow after Google and McDonald's were targeted by tax raids, Finance Minister Michel Sapin said.
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France Seeks EUR 1.6 Billion in Tax From Google: Reports
"As far as our country is concerned, back taxes concerning this company amount to EUR 1.6 billion."
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France Demands 1.6 Billion Euros In Tax From Google: Sources
French authorities have demanded that US Internet giant Google pay 1.6 billion euros ($1.7 billion) in back taxes, a source close to the matter said today.
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Google Tells Parliament It Won't Pay 'Google Tax' in UK
Lawmakers used a televised hearing Thursday to attack Google and question the settlement
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Labour Asks British Government To Explain Basis Of Google Tax Deal
Britain's opposition Labour party demanded on Sunday that the finance ministry explain how it arrived at a back tax payment by Internet giant Google that has put the government on the back foot.
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British Prime Minister Defends Google Tax Deal
British Prime Minister David Cameron defended the tax deal struck with US Internet giant Google as he came under fire in parliament on Wednesday.
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British PM David Cameron Defends Google Tax Deal
British Prime Minister David Cameron defended the tax deal struck with US Internet giant Google as he came under fire in parliament on Wednesday.
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Google to Face Grilling by UK Lawmakers Over Tax Deal
Meg Hillier, the Labour party chairwoman of the Public Accounts Committee, said she would call Google and the UK tax authority to explain the "cosy deal".
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Google to Pay $185 Million UK Back Taxes, Critics Want More
The accord disclosed Friday comes amid mounting criticism that Google and other major US companies have been scrimping on their tax bills.
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Italian Prime Minister Faces Uphill Struggle Over Google Tax Plan
Predecessor Enrico Letta floated such a tax in 2013, but Renzi ditched the project when he took office the following year.
