スペインのGOOGLE SPAIN は、2010年の2624万000ユーロより、2011年には、46%増しの3830万0000ユーロの広告収入を挙げたのに、2010年には63万9499ユーロの赤字を申告し、2011年には7万4683ユーロの赤字申告し、税金は最低の400'000ユーロで、会計操作して税金の払戻しとした!!!(華麗なる脱税!!??)
Google declara pérdidas en España
El buscador factura sus ingresos en España publicitarios desde Irlanda
Hacienda mantiene abierta la investigación sobre los impuestos que declara
La declaración del buscador le sale a devolver en España
Miguel Jiménez Madrid 6 NOV 2012 - 18:47 CET
Google declares losses in Spain
The bill search advertising revenue in Spain from Ireland
Hacienda stays open research declaring taxes
The seeker's statement comes out to return in Spain
Miguel Jimenez Madrid 6 NOV 2012 - 18:47 CET
Google is one of the companies in the focus of international concerns over its ability to transfer profits from one jurisdiction to another and avoid with that taxed only on their earnings. The company, which dominates the digital advertising market, said losses in its Spanish subsidiary, Google Spain, for the second consecutive year, according to an act approved June 29 by the sole member of the company, Google International LLC, in Mountain View, California.
Specifically, Google Spain declares loss of 74,683.24 euros in 2011, compared to EUR 639,499.42 red numbers last year. With this, the tax base to the corporation tax is minimal, less than 400,000 euros, and after adjustments for deferrals, Google comes out in your favor taxes on income statement and a statement to return.
The annual report on the company approved by Google International LLC said in late June that the investigation of Hacienda open in early 2011 to check the VAT returns, income tax and corporation tax of the company from 2006 to 2008 remained open, although according the company, which has always maintained that acts according to the current tax law, there is no risk of significant amounts in tax matters.
Google Spain is mainly engaged in the advertising market in Google Spanish customers. But advertising does not bill those customers but what it does is re-invoicing to other group companies (mainly Google Ireland) based on costs incurred plus a small margin of 8% or 10%, according to the contracts signed between group companies . In total, 38.3 million Google Spain turnover in 2011, up 46% from the previous year, almost all drawn to the Irish subsidiary of the group and a small part to Google Inc.
The Spanish subsidiary handles the marketing and demonstrations, but the hundreds of millions of advertising Spanish customers are billed from Ireland. In turn, Google manages to transfer those benefits to tax havens, so that most of the gains escape even the reduced rate of 12.5% of Irish corporation tax. In fact, Google pays just over 3% of its profits from outside the U.S..
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