U.S. company Starbucks offered to pay 10 million pounds taxes in the UK over the next two years, in an attempt to regain customers who are outraged over reports that the company has not paid any tax over the past three years.
Politicians and tax experts announced that the unilateral decision, which was not analyzed yet by the authorities, is a mockery to the tax system. The tax authorities also reiterated the position that tax is not something optional.
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“This decision is a correct gesture. I heard this loud and clear from our customers,” said Engskov.
Starbucks has avoided the tax payment in the past three years using a complex international payment trick within the group. Currently, Starbucks claims losses due to Dutch division where coffee beans are roasted and the one in Switzerland which imports these beans.