PRADA Headquarters Moved Back To Italy

In recent years, PRADA, which has been heavily influenced by tax investigation, has recently moved its headquarters from Luxemburg to Italy.

The earliest was Mar from Milan, Italy.

In 1913, the typical Italy family workshop mode was used to design high-end luxury goods for men and women, shoes, handbags and leather goods. His granddaughter entered PRADA in 1970 and took over the company in 1978.

Today, it is valued by US $1 billion 100 million by PRADA holding, which owns a large empire group including Miu Miu, Dollce&Gabbana, Jil Sander, Helmet Lang and many other fashion brands. Its holders are Mr. Patrizio Prada, the husband of Miuccia Prada.

Although Luxemburg headquarters in 2014 once stood up to clarify various rumors, it failed to escape the fate of being investigated for tax evasion.

A dark cloud hung over it.

Although far away from Italy, Luxemburg group headquarters is closely related to tax evasion. According to authoritative reports, the Prada and Bertilli couples will face heavy fines of up to 470000 euros in Italy's Inland Revenue Department.

The big moves are more recognized as intra group mergers, as Bertelli and Prada said. "We are very loyal and loyal to Italy's origin. Paying such a huge fee to move headquarters back to Italy is a very wise move."