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GDPR Fines: A Graphic Calculation Guide – Part 5


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The European Data Protection Board (hereafter ‘EDPB’) has published Guidelines for the calculation of fines under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). In this part 5 of a series of six articles, we will go through the amount of fines when the turnover is up to €500 million in the previous financial year and more than €500 million in the previous financial year, the notion of “undertaking”, its corporate liability, the Akzo presumption, the determination of the turnover and to whom in an undertaking a fine is addressed.

 

We have prepared a pdf for you with a graphic calculation guide – part 5 (9 pages) with the following points:

  • The legal fine maximum
  • Amount of fine when turnover is up to €500 million in the previous financial year
  • Amount of fine for undertakings when turnover is more than €500 million in the previous financial year
  • What is an “undertaking”?
  • Corporate liability of undertakings
  • Akzo presumption
  • Determing the turnover
  • Determing the total worldwide annual turnover
  • To whom in an undertaking is the fine addressed?

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