Netflix Spain avoids financial audits in France and the Netherlands

Netflix España has chosen to remain silent on the recent financial audits that rocked the company's offices in France and the Netherlands. As part of the alleged investigation, the locations of the platform were recorded in Paris and Amsterdam fraud fiscal y blanqueo de capitalesimpulsada por la Fiscalía Nacional Financiera (PNF)A body specialized in fiscal crimes launched by Emmanuel Macron's government in November 2022.

Report to the EFE agency, the first week of the multinational warning, on November 5. Las operacións de registro en la oficina de París se prolongaron durante todo el día, at the same time, agents of the courts and fuerzas del orden publico llevaron cabo una inspection en la sede de la empresa in Amsterdam.

Preliminary investigation, cargo investigation “Blanqueo and fraud fiscal agravado” y “trabajo ficticio en banda organizada”y ha puesto bajo revisación los ejercicios fiscales de 2019, 2020 y 2021 en la filial France de la Plataforma. Operations continued on Wednesday, November 6 with new registrations at the Paris offices.

Confidential Digital ha contactado con fuentes de Netflix Spain para saber si estas inspections pueden repercutir en la división española de la compañía. The sin embargo is responsible for general hermeticism without providing details or declarations about the situation or possible future effects.

Judicial sources cited by Reuters noted that despite the scope and scale of the transaction, Netflix has not yet been formally charged with any crime. La cautela y el silencio de la compañía has raised questions in Spain's audiovisual sector about how the company might react if the investigation goes beyond France and the Netherlands.