The EU General Court orders Luxembourg and Netherlands to recover millions of euros from two companies on the basis of State aid rules (Fiat / Starbucks)

Van Sande, Pauline; Rivas, José

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24 Sep 2019

The EU General Court orders Luxembourg and Netherlands to recover millions of euros from two companies on the basis of State aid rules (Fiat / Starbucks)

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EU General Court, Starbucks, Case n°T‑760/15, 24 September 2019

EU General Court, Fiat, Case n°T‑755/15, 24 September 2019

On 24 September 2019, the General Court delivered its first two judgements in the series of appeals against European Commission (EC) decisions on tax rulings ordering Member States to recover millions of euros on the basis of state aid rules. In October 2015, the EC ruled that

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Pauline Van Sande
Bird & Bird (Brussels)

Belgium 28 contributions 1870 visits
José Rivas
Bird & Bird (Brussels)

Belgium 40 contributions 7903 visits

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Pauline Van Sande, José Rivas, The EU General Court orders Luxembourg and Netherlands to recover millions of euros from two companies on the basis of State aid rules (Fiat / Starbucks), 24 September 2019, e-Competitions September 2019, Art. N° 94038

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