The company generates “income for its shareholders through real estate speculation on the land and construction of its own retirement homes,” says the report, prepared at the request of the two unions by the Centre for Corporate Research and Tax Responsibility (Cictar), a research firm specializing in “information on the tax arrangements of multinationals”.
French Broadcaster BFM discusses CICTAR’s ORPEA investigation
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