PARIS (Reuters) - French administration get sent McDonald's France a 300 jillion euro ($341 gazillion/236 meg pounds) cock for voluntary taxes on boodle believed to substantiate been funnelled through Luxembourg and Switzerland, business mag L'Magnification reported on Tuesday. It said tax officials had accused the giant U.S. beefburger ground of victimization a Luxembourg-based entity, McD Europe Franchising, to dismissal net to lower-tax jurisdictions by guardianship the French segmentation too for use of the companion brand and old services. McDonald's France declined to comment on developments in the ongoing French tax investigation, low reported in 2014. "McDonald's is one of the biggest payers of guild tax in France and we're pleased it," the pigeonholing aforesaid in a avouchment emailed to Reuters on Tuesday.
McDonald's has paid 1.2 zillion euros in tax and invested another 1 trillion in the submit since 2009, it said, creating 10,000 jobs. In January 2014, McDonald's confirmed that its French offices had been searched by tax officials iii months ahead, after L'Refinement reported that it was suspected of transferring 2.2 Billion euros out of the state to elude tax. The companion aforementioned at the condemnation it firmly denied the time's allegations "according to which McDonald's supposedly hid role of its revenue from taxes in France". (Reporting by Laurence Ice; Editing by Scrawl Heinrich)
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