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1. fullfact.org › economy › google-paying-3-taxIs Google paying 3% tax? – Full Fact

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   Jan 28, 2016 · Google and HMRC, the tax authority, have agreed that the company will pay an additional £130 million tax for the last decade. Several experts have said that this, along with the tax it has paid, represents only around 3-5% of the profits that they think Google should be taxed on.

2. www.taxwatchuk.org › dst_tax_cutWill Facebook, Google, eBay and Amazon pay more in UK tax ...

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   Jun 8, 2021 · Based on 2019’s revenues, Google would stand to pay £219m in DST. With the new Pillar One proposals, the amount owed would be £60.4m – a tax cut of £158.7m. Should the percentage of Google’s global revenues arising from the UK have decreased since 2016, the result would be the same.

3. www.bbc.com › news › business-35428966Google tax row: What's behind the deal? - BBC News

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   Jan 28, 2016 · The agreement between Google and the UK tax authorities to pay £130m in back taxes in the UK has been widely criticised as too lenient. Chancellor George Osborne described the deal as a...

4. www.accountingweb.co.uk › community › blogsHow much UK tax should Google pay? - AccountingWEB

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   Apr 9, 2020 · Google UK Limited has filed accounts with Companies House this week which has sparked lots of debate online. Within the accounts, Google disclosed that it paid £44m in corporation tax during 2019 on £1.6bn revenue.

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6. www.bbc.co.uk › news › business-35381130Google agrees £130m UK tax deal with HMRC - BBC News

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   Jan 23, 2016 · Google has agreed to pay £130m in back taxes after an "open audit" of its accounts by the UK tax authorities. The payment covers money owed since 2005 and follows a six year inquiry by Her...

7. 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 · Broadly speaking, the Google tax imposes a penalty on large companies that shift income abroad through certain transactions and corporate structures. Under the UK DPT law, a 25% tax is imposed on profits that should have been reported and taxed in the UK, but were instead shifted to foreign entities.

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   Should Google be taxed?

   • Jeremy Corbyn, 27 January 2016 Google and HMRC, the tax authority, have agreed that the company will pay an additional £130 million tax for the last decade. Several experts have said that this, along with the tax it has paid, represents only around 3-5% of the profits that they think Google should be taxed on.

   Is Google paying 3% tax? – Full Fact

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   How much tax does Google Pay?

   • Several experts have said that this, along with the tax it has paid, represents only around 3-5% of the profits that they think Google should be taxed on. They say that Google doesn’t pay as much tax as it should because its advertising sales are counted as taking place in Ireland rather than the UK.

   Is Google paying 3% tax? – Full Fact

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   Will Google pay tax on its UK sales?

   • Google has agreed to pay £130m in back taxes on its UK sales. Matt Brittin, the head of Google Europe, announced this after an 'open audit' of its accounts by the UK tax authorities. The payment covers money owed since 2005 and follows a six year inquiry by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs.

   Google agrees £130m UK tax deal with HMRC - BBC News

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   What is Google tax & how does it affect your business?

   • Broadly speaking, the Google tax imposes a penalty on large companies that shift income abroad through certain transactions and corporate structures. Under the UK DPT law, a 25% tax is imposed on profits that should have been reported and taxed in the UK, but were instead shifted to foreign entities.

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

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   When is a company subject to Google tax?

   • Under the UK DPT, a company is subject to the Google tax if 1) the "primary" intent of an income shifting transaction is to achieve tax benefits, and 2) if the company's UK tax liability decreases more than the company's foreign tax liability increases.

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

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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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9. www.mjhaccountancy.com › google-corporation-tax-ukHow much UK tax would Google pay if it recognised all UK ...

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   Apr 9, 2020 · The filing of accounts for Google UK Ltd with Companies House on 6th April has sparked lots of media reporting about the amount of UK tax paid to the HMRC by UK subsidiary of Alphabet Inc, Googles US parent company.