\"<p>FILE
FILE PHOTO: The logo of Spanish Telecom company Telefonica is seen during GSMA's 2022 Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain February 28, 2022. REUTERS\/Nacho Doce<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>MADRID: Spain's high court has ordered the country's tax agency to reimburse telecoms giant Telefonica<\/a> a record amount of 1.32 billion euros ($1.31 billion), the company said on Tuesday.

Telefonica is set to receive 790 million euros in unduly paid taxes and 526 million euros in interest for late payment after being notified of the court's order for its Oct. 29, 2021 verdict, it said in a statement.

In last year's decision, the court upheld the operator's tax assessment criteria.

While the amount owed for undue taxes had been known since the tax agency's appeal was thrown out by the Supreme Court in July, the exact figure relating to the delayed interest remained unclear until now.

The case stems from a corporate income tax inspection for the period between 2008 and 2011. At issue were the criteria for the use of tax loss carryforwards and tax deductions.

In a separate 2021 ruling, the Supreme Court found that the treasury owed Telefonica over 900 million euros.

Legal clashes between Telefonica and tax authorities date back to 2004, when the company sued the agency over being barred from deducting losses from the sale of Terra Lycos for corporate income tax purposes. On that occasion, the high court also ruled in Telefonica's favour.
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与西班牙Telefonica赢得13.2亿欧元的税收争议

西班牙电信将获得7.9亿欧元的过度支付税收和5.26亿欧元对逾期付款后通知法庭秩序的10月29日,2021年的裁决,它在一份声明中说。

  • 更新2022年10月26日07:36点坚持
< p >文件照片:西班牙电信公司电信的标志是2022年在GSMA的移动通信世界大会(mvc)在巴塞罗那,西班牙2022年2月28日。路透/纳公司< / p >
文件图片:西班牙电信公司电信的标志是2022年在GSMA的移动通信世界大会(mvc)在巴塞罗那,西班牙2022年2月28日。路透/纳公司
马德里:西班牙高等法院已下令该国税务机构偿还电信巨头西班牙电话公司创纪录的13.2亿欧元(13.1亿美元),该公司周二表示。

西班牙电信将获得7.9亿欧元的过度支付税收和5.26亿欧元对逾期付款后通知法庭秩序的10月29日,2021年的裁决,它在一份声明中说。

在去年的决定,法院支持运营商的税收评估标准。

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而过度的税收所欠的金额早就在税务机构的上诉被最高法院7月抛,延迟利益有关的确切数字,直到现在仍不清楚。

此案源于企业所得税检查2008年和2011年之间的时期。在问题的标准使用税务亏损结转和税收减免。

2021年在一个单独的判决中,最高法院发现,财政部欠西班牙电信在9亿欧元。

法律Telefonica和税务机关之间的冲突可以追溯到2004年,当公司起诉该机构被禁止扣除损失的销售Terra莱科思企业所得税的目的。在那种情况下,最高法院还裁定在西班牙电信的支持。
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\"&lt;p&gt;FILE
FILE PHOTO: The logo of Spanish Telecom company Telefonica is seen during GSMA's 2022 Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain February 28, 2022. REUTERS\/Nacho Doce<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>MADRID: Spain's high court has ordered the country's tax agency to reimburse telecoms giant Telefonica<\/a> a record amount of 1.32 billion euros ($1.31 billion), the company said on Tuesday.

Telefonica is set to receive 790 million euros in unduly paid taxes and 526 million euros in interest for late payment after being notified of the court's order for its Oct. 29, 2021 verdict, it said in a statement.

In last year's decision, the court upheld the operator's tax assessment criteria.

While the amount owed for undue taxes had been known since the tax agency's appeal was thrown out by the Supreme Court in July, the exact figure relating to the delayed interest remained unclear until now.

The case stems from a corporate income tax inspection for the period between 2008 and 2011. At issue were the criteria for the use of tax loss carryforwards and tax deductions.

In a separate 2021 ruling, the Supreme Court found that the treasury owed Telefonica over 900 million euros.

Legal clashes between Telefonica and tax authorities date back to 2004, when the company sued the agency over being barred from deducting losses from the sale of Terra Lycos for corporate income tax purposes. On that occasion, the high court also ruled in Telefonica's favour.
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