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Starbucks' Transfer Pricing Behind EU's $34M Tax Ruling

By Vidya Kauri · June 28, 2016, 5:15 PM EDT

The European Commission's decision to hold Starbucks liable for about €30 million ($34 million) in Netherlands back taxes was based on an opaque transfer pricing agreement for intellectual property that gave...

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