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German customs authorities are pursuing ASOS for alleged unpaid import duties spanning several years, according to sources familiar with the matter. The online fashion retailer reportedly faces initial assessments in the tens of millions of euros but maintains its actual liability is significantly lower. ASOS confirmed it is contesting the claims through legal channels while continuing operations in the German market.
German tax authorities are reportedly pursuing ASOS for substantial unpaid customs duties, adding to the challenges facing the UK-based fast fashion retailer during its ongoing turnaround efforts. According to sources familiar with the situation, the dispute involves customs declarations on ASOS shipments crossing into Germany over multiple years, with initial assessments reaching tens of millions of euros.
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