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Google HQ was raided in Paris: Tax fraud investigation

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source: http://www.bbc.com/news/business-36370628

 

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Police sources confirmed the raid. Google said: "We comply with French law and are co-operating fully with the authorities to answer their questions."

Google is accused of owing €1.6bn ($1.8bn; £1.3bn) in unpaid taxes.

 

In short, Google have been raided because the French government has sufficient grounds and evidence to believe that they may involved in a fraud.  Just for clarity here, "fraud" is a completely separate issue from any legally "avoiding taxes".  Google is in some hot water here.

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lolgg google

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3 minutes ago, Railgun said:

lolgg google

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...do the french guys need some money or something? 

Well, i guess that they will find something eventually, such a big company with so many people can't be completely flawless.

There are probably some human errors somewhere that they maybe find soo...

Let's wait and see!

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did they even try googling if google owed them tax money?

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Let's be real here: pretty much all corporations evade taxes (and not just a little; a lot). Intentionally. 

 

However, the way they do it, it's usually quite legal. That's why they're called loopholes. 

 

I have no doubt Google has used every loophole available. Even if the amount given isn't accurate, I doubt it's far off. 

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"Don't be Evil"

 

I'm sure evading paying tax isn't evil, according to Google.

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God damn it Google. Just pay your god damn taxes. You're the most valuable company at the moment, you got money to spare lol.

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21 hours ago, apm said:

they probably binged and found something completely unrelated.

 

21 hours ago, samcool55 said:

...do the french guys need some money or something? 

Well, i guess that they will find something eventually, such a big company with so many people can't be completely flawless.

There are probably some human errors somewhere that they maybe find soo...

Let's wait and see!

most large companies out there are dodging taxes and that is a fact

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