Apple Pays First Instalment of Disputed Taxes to the Irish Government
A payment of 1.5 billion euros has been made into an escrow account set up by the Irish government.
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Apple Agrees to Pay €13 Billion in Back Taxes to the Irish Government
The iPhone maker will start paying up within the next few weeks.
Apple to Begin Reimbursing €13 Billion Irish Taxes in March
The Public Accounts Committee has revealed that the tax collection will continue through to September.
France and Germany to Address Tax Loopholes Exploited by Apple
The two countries are seeking what they describe as “real taxation,” planning to adopt simpler rules that would block companies from turning to loopholes in order to avoid paying taxes, or to reduce them, in markets across Europe.
Apple CEO Tim Cook to Attend Hearing to Respond to EU’s €13B Tax Ruling
Apple's CEO Tim Cook, along with the EU commissioner who ruled that Apple must pay €13bn in back taxes, have both been asked to attend an Oireachtas Committee meeting in Dublin early next year, according to the Irish Times. The Irish Times reports that an EU meeting has been scheduled in January to examine the background to the...
Irish Government Appeals $14.3B Tax Charge Against Apple
Dublin seeks to stop European authorities from forcing Apple to pay $14.3 billion in taxes.
US Treasury Meets EU Antitrust Chief Ahead of Apple Tax Ruling
US Treasury chief meets European Union antitrust chief ahead of Apple's Irish tax ruling.
Apple Warns Shareholders Irish Tax Structure to Change
Apple has informed its shareholders that it could be subject to changes in its tax rates.