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2. taxfoundation.org › blog › google-tax-what-it-andThe "Google tax": What it is, and Why We Should Be Cautious

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   Jul 24, 2023 · However, with the Google tax policies, the UK and Australia will be able to tax companies even if they do not technically have PE status under existing tax treaties and treaty conventions. Instead, the Google tax examines the intent and tax savings of transactions and corporate structures.

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4. www.investopedia.com › terms › gGoogle Tax: What It Means and How It Works - Investopedia

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   A Google tax, also known as a diverted profits tax, refers to anti-tax-avoidance provisions that have been introduced in some countries. Several jurisdictions implemented the provision to stop companies from diverting profits or royalties to other jurisdictions that have lower or even zero tax rates. For example, internet giant Alphabet Inc.'s (GOO...

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   Though the term includes the name of the company (Google) that became the poster boy for the practice, diverting profits is rampant across various industry sectors. Technology giants from the U.S., like Meta, formerly Facebook (META), Apple Inc. (AAPL), and Amazon Inc. (AMZN), as well as other multinational corporations like Starbucks Inc. (SBUX) a...

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   A Google tax is one that's imposed on companies that divert their profits from a country where the money was earned to another country with lower (or no) taxes. While some of the most egregious tax avoidance practices have been curtailed in recent years, individual countries and global bodies continue to work on ways to tax multinational companies,...

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5. theconversation.com › australias-google-tax-may-beAustralia’s Google Tax may be the second in the world but it ...

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   Dec 1, 2016 · What the Google Tax will do. The Google Tax will be effective from July 1, 2017. It will work along side the Multinational Anti-Avoidance Law (MAAL), which came into force on January 1...

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6. community.ato.gov.au › s › questionUnderstanding Australia and United Kingdom Double Taxation ...

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   Aug 24, 2022 · My question pertains to Australian emigrants living and working within the United Kingdom, and understanding which nation in particular is permitted to collect tax on Australian derived sources of income, as per the Double Taxation Treaty shared between both nations.

7. theconversation.com › australia-eyes-missingAustralia eyes missing billions with very own ‘Google tax’

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   Dec 9, 2014 · If Australia had a Google tax, the ATO would impose 30% tax on a portion of the US$44 billion that represented the profits derived from sales in Australia. Will it work? The proposal,...

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8. www.rsm.global › australia › insightsAustralia introduces a 'Google tax' after all | RSM Australia

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   May 13, 2015 · The proposed multinational anti-avoidance tax integrity measure (Australia’s version of the ‘Google tax’) will: apply only to foreign multinational groups with global turnover exceeding A$1bn require a group connection with a low or no corporate tax jurisdiction

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   How will the Google tax work in the UK & Australia?

   • However, with the Google tax policies, the UK and Australia will be able to tax companies even if they do not technically have PE status under existing tax treaties and treaty conventions. Instead, the Google tax examines the intent and tax savings of transactions and corporate structures.

   The "Google tax": What it is, and Why We Should Be Cautious

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   Does Google Pay Taxes in the UK?

   • For example, internet giant Alphabet Inc.'s (GOOGL) Google paid a negligible amount in taxes in the United Kingdom by completing its transactions in the low-tax city of Dublin, Ireland, even though it earned $6.5 billion in revenue in the U.K.

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   Will Google be taxed if a company does not have PE status?

   • Any profits from the store on sales of goods and services would be subject to U.S. corporate income taxes (CIT). However, with the Google tax policies, the UK and Australia will be able to tax companies even if they do not technically have PE status under existing tax treaties and treaty conventions.

   The "Google tax": What it is, and Why We Should Be Cautious

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   Which countries have a Google tax?

   • It is also known as a diverted profits tax. Among the countries with a Google tax are Australia and the United Kingdom. While Google became notorious for its tax avoidance policies, other major companies, such as Amazon, Apple, Meta, and Starbucks, have also used similar tactics to lower their tax obligations.

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   Why is Google a 'Google tax'?

   • Irrespective of the different drafting approaches, the result in each country is the same: each has moved to introduce a ‘Google tax’ in response to the erosion of the concept of permanent establishment by large multinational technology companies, and the consequent loss of corporate taxing rights. When will the new MAATI apply?

   Australia introduces a 'Google tax' after all | RSM Australia

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   Will Google tax help countries collect more tax revenues?

   • By encouraging unilateral action, the Google tax may help countries collect additional tax revenues in the short term, but it ultimately hinders international cooperation and will likely result in incongruous tax policy across jurisdictions. Learning from Experience

   The "Google tax": What it is, and Why We Should Be Cautious

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10. blog.google › its-time-new-international-tax-dealIt’s time for a new international tax deal - The Keyword

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    Jun 27, 2019 · But it’s time for the system to evolve, ensuring a better distribution of tax income. The United States, Germany, and other countries have put forward new proposals for modernizing tax rules, with more taxes paid in countries where products and services are consumed.