Irish 3G licence holders may take legal action over VAT

News Wireless Ireland 4 DEC 2003
Irish 3G licence holders may take legal action over VAT
Vodafone, O2 and Hutchison, all holders of 3G mobile phone licences in Ireland, are reported to be considering taking legal action against the Irish government in an effort to reclaim up to EUR 50 million in VAT which they believe was included in the fees they paid for the licences. The possible lawsuits mirror similar actions currently ongoing in the UK and Austria.

Categories:

Mobile

Companies:

O2,  Vodafone

Countries:

Ireland

Tags:

3G, Finance

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