As the ghost of Hamlet's father, the purchase in 2002 a Danish technology has become haunt Microsoft. Denmark tax administration wants the software giant to pay $ 1 billion in back taxes related to the acquisition. The purchase made headines in the country at the time, and the Danes now have opinions on the business practices of Microsoft for their own businesses.
this week, reports surfaced that the Danish tax authorities was in search of $ 1 billion in back taxes from Microsoft.
Case, the largest ever pursued by the Danish tax authorities, from Microsoft in 2002 the purchase of the Danish company Navision. Microsoft Navision quickly sold to a subsidiary in Ireland - a country, as is the case, which has a tax rate much more acceptable than the Danish company.
Nearly a decade later was sold Navision, Denmark is now claiming that the case was well below market value and is in search of the lost tax revenue. This trend, coupled with the decision by the EU on Wednesday fined Microsoft nearly 750 million, resulting in a bad week for the software giant in Europe.
TechNewsWorld In this podcast, we are joined by Kevin McGwin, the editor of the Copenhagen Post. McGwin discusses what Danes think the Microsoft tax bill, a tax authority occupied Denmark, and more.
this week, reports surfaced that the Danish tax authorities was in search of $ 1 billion in back taxes from Microsoft.
Case, the largest ever pursued by the Danish tax authorities, from Microsoft in 2002 the purchase of the Danish company Navision. Microsoft Navision quickly sold to a subsidiary in Ireland - a country, as is the case, which has a tax rate much more acceptable than the Danish company.
Nearly a decade later was sold Navision, Denmark is now claiming that the case was well below market value and is in search of the lost tax revenue. This trend, coupled with the decision by the EU on Wednesday fined Microsoft nearly 750 million, resulting in a bad week for the software giant in Europe.
TechNewsWorld In this podcast, we are joined by Kevin McGwin, the editor of the Copenhagen Post. McGwin discusses what Danes think the Microsoft tax bill, a tax authority occupied Denmark, and more.
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