Google Settles Tax Dispute in Italy for 326 Million Euros

Google Settles Tax Dispute in Italy for 326 Million Euros

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Settlement and Investigation Details

agreed to a 326 million euro ($340 million) settlement to resolve a tax evasion investigation by Italian prosecutors, focusing on unpaid taxes from 2015 to 2019.

The settlement concludes allegations that Google failed to pay taxes on revenues generated in , despite having digital infrastructure in the country.

Broader Context and Reactions

This case is part of Italy's wider effort to address tax evasion by multinational corporations, with Google previously settling a similar dispute in 2017.

The settlement reflects ongoing global efforts to reform tax regulations for tech giants, with Italy supporting the 's proposed digital tax and OECD's global tax deal.
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