Just recently, France demanded that Google enforce the country’s Right to be Forgotten law worldwide. Now, they’re accusing the company of $1.8 billion in unpaid taxes. It’s being reported that about 100 tax officials raided Google’s Paris headquarters. This comes after Google paid £130 million to the United Kingdom after a similar accusation was settled back in January.
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