The numbers are in the article I linked. You're quoting a number from the Vestager ruling as if it were generally accepted but it has been contested and curren

The numbers are in the article I linked. You're quoting a number from the Vestager ruling as if it were generally accepted but it has been contested and currently up to the European Court of Justice to decide whether she was correct in her interpretation. France tried something similar against Google and it was thrown out twice by French courts - https://www.reuters.com/article/us-france-google-tax/google-exempt-from-back-taxes-in-france-appeals-court-confirms-idUSKCN1S123F https://www.reuters.com/article/us-france-google-tax/google-... - because the attempt to tax Google for value generated in the US does not comply with international transfer pricing rules.