Google pagará 965 millones de euros para cerrar un contencioso fiscal en Francia
Google has agreed to pay 965 million euros to settle a tax dispute with France, including 500 million euros in fines and 465 million euros in back taxes. The agreement was approved by a Paris court and was described by French public accounts minister Gérald Darmanin as historic. Similar settlements have been reached by other major tech firms such as Apple, Amazon, and Facebook in recent years.
- ▪Google will pay a total of 965 million euros to the French state, comprising 500 million euros in fines for aggravated tax fraud and 465 million euros to cover unpaid taxes.
- ▪The French public accounts minister Gérald Darmanin called the deal historic and noted it marks the end of a prolonged fiscal dispute.
- ▪Google has previously reached comparable tax settlements in the United Kingdom and Italy, and other tech giants like Apple have also paid large sums to French authorities.
- ▪France introduced a GAFA tax in 2018 targeting large digital companies, which could be abandoned if an international tax agreement is reached.
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Google pagará 965 millones de euros para cerrar un contencioso fiscal en Francia Otros gigantes tecnológicos han aceptado cerrar acuerdos con el fisco francés en los últimos años, como Apple, que pagó 500 millones de euros para saldar 10 años de impuestos Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google COLPISA / AFP 12/09/2019 Actualizado a las 20:17h. El gigante estadounidense Google pagará al Estado francés un total de 965 millones de euros para dar carpetazo a sus problemas fiscales en ese país, según los términos de un acuerdo validado por un tribunal de París. La multinacional pagará 500 millones de euros en multas para cerrar un caso abierto en 2015 por la justicia financiera francesa por «fraude fiscal agravado» y 465 millones de euros para ponerse al día con sus impuestos.
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