Amazon won’t need to pay the European Union €250 million ($263 million) in back taxes. On Wednesday, the bloc’s executive branch said it was closing three separate state aid investigations, including one involving Amazon.

If you are wondering on how to get away with corporate back taxes, Amazon is the right company to ask as it is no longer required to pay a whopping $263 million in back taxes to the European Union. This was thanks to the recent decision by the European Commission to end its state aid case against the renowned e-commerce company after over seven years since it was prosecuted.

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The European Commission on Thursday said it had closed state aid investigations into tax rulings granted by Luxembourg and the Netherlands to Amazon, Fiat and Starbucks. In 2015 and 2017, the Commission found that Luxembourg granted selective tax advantages to Fiat and Amazon,