(Reuters) -Exor has paid 746 million euros ($845 million) to settle a dispute linked to the transfer of its legal headquarters to the Netherlands in 2016, the holding company of Italy’s Agnelli family said on Friday. Exor said the amount, which includes interest for 104 million euros, had been paid in full on Friday. The effect of the settlement will be reflected in the company’s 2021 accounts, it added. Exor’s controlling company Giovanni Agnelli B.V. will also pay the tax authority 203 million euros, including interest of 28 million euros, over the same dispute. Italy-based Exor Spa applied …