LONDON: A UK parliamentary committee will invite Google to testify about a back tax deal under which it will pay £130mil (RM788.71mil) to settle claims covering a 10-year period – an amount the opposition Labour party has described as derisory.
Meg Hillier, the Labour party chairwoman of the Public Accounts Committee, tweeted at the weekend that she would call Google, now part of holding company Alphabet Inc, and the UK tax authority to explain the “cosy deal”.
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