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Google sotto indagine, ipotesi evasione di quasi 900 milioni

epa09952080 Google logo and binary code on the window of Google's new Bay View campus building, BV100 and during a media tour in Mountain View, California, USA, 16 May 2022. Google announced on 16 May the opening of its new Bay View campus in Silicon Valley, representing the company's first time developing its own major campus and the largest to pursue multiple green building certifications. The Bay View campus was designed by architects Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) and Heatherwick Studio, as well as Google's design and engineering teams and spans 42 acres adjacent to the open space, two office buildings, and 1,00-person event center, and 240 short-term employee accommodations units. The campus incorporates biophilic design principles, including greenery, natural daylight and views outside from every desk to improve the health and wellbeing of those inside the building. The new building is to operate every hour of every day on carbon-free energy by 2030, the first-of-its-kind dragonscale solar skin, as well as nerby wind farms, will power Bay View on carbon-free energy 90 percent of the time. Bay View is 100 percent electric where even the kitchens are electric to decrease carbon emissions. To help deliver on its commitment to replenish 120 percent of the water it comsumes by 2023, the site is net water-positive with all non-potable water demands being met using the recycled water it generates on site. A series of above-ground ponds gather rainwater, combine with building wastewater treatment systems, together serve as a water source for cooling towers, flushing toilets, and landscape irrigation. EPA/JOHN G. MABANGLO
epa09952080 Google logo and binary code on the window of Google's new Bay View campus building, BV100 and during a media tour in Mountain View, California, USA, 16 May 2022. Google announced on 16 May the opening of its new Bay View campus in Silicon Valley, representing the company's first time developing its own major campus and the largest to pursue multiple green building certifications. The Bay View campus was designed by architects Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) and Heatherwick Studio, as well as Google's design and engineering teams and spans 42 acres adjacent to the open space, two office buildings, and 1,00-person event center, and 240 short-term employee accommodations units. The campus incorporates biophilic design principles, including greenery, natural daylight and views outside from every desk to improve the health and wellbeing of those inside the building. The new building is to operate every hour of every day on carbon-free energy by 2030, the first-of-its-kind dragonscale solar skin, as well as nerby wind farms, will power Bay View on carbon-free energy 90 percent of the time. Bay View is 100 percent electric where even the kitchens are electric to decrease carbon emissions. To help deliver on its commitment to replenish 120 percent of the water it comsumes by 2023, the site is net water-positive with all non-potable water demands being met using the recycled water it generates on site. A series of above-ground ponds gather rainwater, combine with building wastewater treatment systems, together serve as a water source for cooling towers, flushing toilets, and landscape irrigation. EPA/JOHN G. MABANGLO
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MILANO, 27 GIU - Dopo quello del gruppo Campari, spunta un altro caso, anche se più datato, su una presunta evasione fiscale stimata dalla Guardia di Finanza di Milano di poco meno di 900 milioni e al centro di un indagine della Procura per omessa dichiarazione dei redditi che riguarda Google. A ritornare nel mirino pei pm milanesi e del Nucleo di polizia Economico Finanziaria della Gdf il colosso tecnologico statunitense in passato già finito sotto inchiesta. Le verifiche fiscali per gli anni 2015-2020 sono state chiuse un anno fa e hanno portato a ipotizzare una "stabile organizzazione italiana", con una sede di affari nel capoluogo lombardo, della società irlandese e di conseguenza una imposta evasa (Ires) stimata per 108 milioni. A cui si aggiunge, secondo i calcoli, il mancato versamento delle royalties sui beni immateriali (licenze e software) fornite dalla società irlandese per oltre 760 milioni. Gli esiti della verifica sono stati tramessi all'Agenzia delle entrate per il procedimento tributario e che in seguito all'accertamento, ha chiesto il versamento di un miliardo, compresi gli interessi e la sanzione.

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