Google Agrees to Pay Italy $334 Million in Back Taxes The move follows a similar deal that Apple struck with Rome in late 2015, and comes as Europe wrestles with how much tax Silicon Valley companies should pay overseas. Share: Facebook Twitter Google+ Stumble Digg Email ThisBlogThis!Share to XShare to Facebook Related Posts:The Interpreter: Europe Is Facing 4 Existential Tests. Can It Hold Together?Trump Adviser on Mideast Visits Region for Meetings With Netanyahu and AbbasArtur Mas, Former Catalan Leader, Is Barred From Holding Office‘Mommy, Come Wipe Me!’ and Other Perils of Working From HomeIn Scotland, Call for Independence VoteSuicide Bomber in Afghanistan Slams Into Packed Minibus
