A French prosecutor is questioning the cut-price airline Ryanair for allegedly escaped up to €4.5m (�3.9m) in payroll taxes in France. The Dublin-based carrier, that is already concerned in tit-for-tat lawsuits with Air France about open subsidies, is suspected of contracting 120 people in France on Irish contracts. Under EU law, this is available usually for short durations or if the worker honestly functions in some-more than one country.
French officials, who not long ago raided Ryanairs offices at Marseilles airport, think that has 120 full-time workers in France, embody thirty pilots, and pays their amicable charges in Ireland. French amicable security and alternative payroll taxes are up to 3 times higher than those in Ireland and tumble generally tough on the employer.
The airline pronounced it had not been told about the review and could not comment.
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