Google will pay back taxes in GB

london - Internet giant Google has pledged 130 million pounds (over 170 million) to pay tax arrears in the UK. The decision followed according to The Independent on years of research by the British tax authorities for tax evasion by multinational companies and changes in the UK and international tax rules.

Google and other multinational companies were previously under fire because they pay too little tax in Britain. As the Internet company made the newspaper in 2013 over 20 million pounds on the British tax authorities, while revenue in the country 3.8 billion pounds.

The company insisted the BBC to have the law held. We followed the rules as they were. Now we follow the rules as they change , said European boss of Google, Matt Brittin. Today, we announced that we are going to pay more tax in the UK ', says the CEO.