French government demands €1.6 billion from Google over unpaid taxes
Google has been asked to pay 1.6 billion pounds of due tax to the French government. Representative of the company is now in talks with the authorities for further negotiations
Google has been asked to pay 1.6 billion pounds of due tax to the French government. Representative of the company is now in talks with the authorities for further negotiations
Google CEO Sundai Pichar will meet European Union commissioner Margarethe Vestager in Belgium this week to discuss the EU's heightening concern over allegations of questionable tactics that the internet giant is supposedly doing to stifle competition.
Axel Spring and 40 other German publishers filed the lawsuit against Google after the search giant refused to pay them for displaying their newspaper articles on Google News, YouTube and other websites.
Google widens the scope of content removal but only for citizens of the EU. Only people searching within the Union will be affected, the rest of the world won't notice the changes.