Netflix is not the first multinational to come under investigation in France for alleged tax optimization practices. In 2022, McDonald’s agreed to pay $1.36B (€1.25B) to the French authorities to avoid criminal prosecution for tax fraud between 2009 and 2020. Deadline has contacted Netflix for comment on the reports.

Netflix Inc. offices in Paris and Amsterdam were raided on Tuesday by investigators as part of a 2022 probe into alleged tax-related crimes and undeclared labor, according to a French justice ministry official.

Netflix's offices in Paris and Amsterdam were searched by tax fraud investigators on Tuesday, according to reports.

Offices of streaming giant Netflix in Paris and Amsterdam have been raided by the French and Dutch authorities as part of an investigation into tax fraud, French judicial sources say.Officials from the two countries have been co-operating on the case since the investigation was opened in November 2022.

Netflix offices in Paris and Amsterdam were raided in connection with a tax fraud investigation on Tuesday morning. French and Dutch authorities have been working together on the case since November 2022, officials said. Netflix’s European headquarters, located in Amsterdam, was part of the raid.

Investigators specialising in financial crime and corruption searched the US streaming giant's offices in Paris and Amsterdam on Tuesday.

Everybody say, “Thank you, Netflix!” Per Reuters, the company is providing the distraction we need via a tax fraud laundering probe in their Paris and Amsterdam headquarters this week. Authorities searched both offices in connection with an investigation opened in November 2022,

Investigators searched the offices of U.S. streaming giant Netflix in France and the Netherlands as part of a preliminary investigation into tax fraud laundering, a French judicial source said on Tuesday.