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Turkish Government Slams Google With $47 Million Fine For Alleged Tax Evasion

Following an investigation that lasted over a year, Turkish authorities are fining Internet giant Google a total of 71 million Turkish Lira (approx. €32 million or USD $47 million) for supposedly dodging the national tax system. Local media reports (links...

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