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Opposed💸Tax PracticesSeptember 10, 2024

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EU's top court ruled in September 2024 that Apple owed Ireland €13 billion in back taxes, confirming Apple's "Double Irish" structure let its Irish subsidiaries pay as little as 0.005% tax on profits routed through entities with no tax residency anywhere. Apple paid the €13B+ into escrow in 2018 during appeals; Ireland withdrew the funds from escrow in July 2025. The case is the largest corporate tax recovery in EU history.

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Apple — Tax Practices: OPPOSED

EU's top court ruled in September 2024 that Apple owed Ireland €13 billion in back taxes, confirming Apple's "Double Irish" structure let its Irish subsidiaries pay as little as…

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