French Government Objects Court Tax Ruling For Google's Case
The French government plans to appeal against a court ruling in Google's favour with regard to 1.1 billion euros ($1.25 billion) in tax.
"We will appeal this judgment in defence of the interests of the state," budget minister Gerald Darmanin said in answer to a parliamentary question on Wednesday's ruling.
The Paris administrative court said Google was not liable for the tax demand, in line with a court adviser's recommendation made in June.