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The French financial crime prosecution unit, PNF, is investigating Netflix for tax fraud laundering in France and the Netherlands. The investigation, opened in November 2022, involves allegations of low reported turnover and use of a separate Dutch unit to avoid corporate taxes. The probe comes after a report from news website La Lettre last year. Netflix cooperates with authorities and complies with tax laws in all countries it operates.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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