Italy offers Internet companies to agree on future tax bills
The Italian government will offer Internet companies the possibility to agree on their future tax bills, in an effort to boost revenue and to avoid tax disputes. The measure takes the form of an amendment to a government decree which states that multinationals can fix a tax bill in advance if they have revenues of over 50 billion euros a year and sales worth more than 50 million euros in Italy.
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