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The fines, according to TechCrunch, Europe,come after a year long investigation. Turkish media say the government insists it is due additional taxes. The government reasons because Google operates its online advertising in the...
First the deal with O2 in Germany to Yahoo and now we have more trouble for Google as the Turkish Government fined it with $47 Million. The purpose? The authorities found that the search giant was involved in a tax fraud. The...
It seems that Google's accounting practices may not be quite in line with accepted Turkish procedures. In fact, Turkey's government has determined that the search giant owes it a little over $47 million in unpaid taxes. Robin...
THE CONQUERORS OF THE RUMP of the Roman empire, the Turks have declared war on the search outfit Google. The horse warriors who used a huge cannon to flatten the walls of Constantinople before changing its name to Istanbul have...
Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal The Turkish government is fining Google Inc. about $47 million for allegedly not paying all the taxes it should, according to a report Tuesday. Robin Wauters, writing in TechCrunch,...
There's no shortage of companies or even countries wanting to get their hands on some of Google's wealth, sometimes rightfully so, though, most of the times, the claims are a little weak. Now, Turkey is having a go at it by...
Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal The Turkish government is fining Google Inc. about $47 million for allegedly not paying all the taxes it should, according to a report Tuesday. Robin Wauters, writing in TechCrunch,...
TechCrunch reports Turkey is claiming Google owes them 71 million Turkish Lira or 47 million US dollars in back taxes. In fact, the Turkish government is fining Google for the money. Google claims all the funds are through...
by: TechCrunch November 03, 2009 | about: Local media reports (links in Turkish) teach us that the Turkish government claims it is entitled to additional taxes because of the fact Google operates its online advertising in the...
Judiciary & Lawsuits, Government of Turkey, Ad Company, Google, Southeastern Europe, Turkey
