Perrigo Paying $309M To Settle $1.9Bn Irish Tax Assessment From Elan Merger

OTC private label/store brand giant announces Irish authorities allow it to pay $308.7m to settle a $1.9bn assessment for back taxes ordered in 2018 linked to Rx ingredient royalty rights it gained in its 2103 merger with Elan.

• Source: Alamy

There’s a reason Perrigo Company PLC’s share price increased nearly 12% in after-hours trading on 29 September – nearly 309 million reasons, actually.

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