Italy wraps up probe into two Meta execs on alleged $938 million VAT evasion by Facebook owner
- Italian prosecutors have completed their investigation into alleged tax evasion of 887.6 million euros by Meta, involving two executives of its Irish unit, according to the Milan prosecutor’s office.
- The Milan prosecutors claim that Meta failed to declare taxable income of almost 4 billion euros from 2015 to 2021, leading to VAT evasion allegations exceeding 887 million euros.
- Meta stated it takes tax obligations seriously and will either pay an agreed amount or initiate a full judicial tax dispute against the tax authority’s observations within 60 days.
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