EU MEPs will consider a report on the taxation of Ikea – Investing.com Spain

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – State regulators aid from the European Union will examine a report by a group of MEPs who accuse the Swedish furniture retailer Ikea to avoid paying at least 1,000 million euros in taxes over a period of six years.

IKEA has indicated that paid a corporate tax rate of around 19 percent in 2015.

the report, commissioned by the Green party European Parliament, said the biggest furniture retailer in the world was able to avoid paying these royalties deriving income through a Dutch company and possibly through Luxembourg and Liechtenstein tax.

said the company had also benefited from fiscal plans in Luxembourg and Belgium.

the European Commission, which has already ordered the Dutch and Luxembourg authorities to recover up to 30 million euros of Starbucks (O and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (MI :), respectively, said it would study the matter.

“the Commission has taken note of the report and its findings and studied in detail,” said Commission spokeswoman, Vanessa Mock.

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