McLaren gets corporation tax back on 2007 spygate fine

By Jonathan Noble

Friday, October 12th 2012, 03:02 GMT

McLaren has won the right to claim a corporation tax deduction on the £32 million fine that it was handed for its involvement in the 2007 spying controversy with Ferrari

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McLaren gets corporation tax back on 2007 spygate fine