[masklinn]

The singular impersonal "it" when talking about Google as a corporate entity (its component personnel would likely be "Googlers"). So "Google pays its taxes" and "Google doesn't pay its taxes".

[JonnieCache]

It's standard in british english to refer to all companies/coporate entities/groups as "they." Personally I enjoy the moral implications of this.

[tomp]

Isn't "they" used sometimes as well? At least it's frequently used for "police"...

[Symmetry]

You would use "they" to refer to the class of people who are police but "it" to refer to organizations like a police department.