Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The media spokeswoman for Apple Australia has been very busy the past two weeks. Her boss appeared at a Senate hearing on corporate ...

The subject of Apple’s tax arrangements has long been used ... or its more-complicated sibling, the “Double Irish with a Dutch Sandwich.” In both instances, companies push profits to a ...

Google used the Double Irish and the Dutch Sandwich, saving billions ... say Ireland gave sweetheart tax deals to Apple amounting to illegal state aid. But when is the last call?

1980: Apple sets up a manufacturing centre in Cork. 1991: Ireland granted first “tax ruling” to Apple, according to the EU, to determine what profits of the company’s Apple Sales ...

The EC won the case, and Ireland was ordered to collect the underpaid tax from Apple. That case was heard back in May of this year, with the ECJ expected to make its ruling sometime between ...

And the Dutch Sandwich is even more complex ... have designated as tax resident in Bermuda. Google and Apple have Irish-registered and tax resident subsidiaries that make sales to customers.

Should Ireland give the Apple tax billions to poorer countries ... countries had similar arrangements (hence the infamous Dutch sandwich sitting alongside the infamous Double Irish tax structures).

The final appeal over the Apple Irish tax case has been decided by Europe’s highest court, and the Cupertino company has lost. It must now pay €13B in back tax to the Irish government.

Europe’s highest court has ruled against Apple in its latest legal bid against a €13bn tax order that now must pay to Ireland The case is also likely to reignite the debate over Ireland's tax ...

The main Irish subsidiary of Apple last year incurred a $25.2bn (€23.2bn) corporation tax charge. New accounts filed by Cork-based Apple Operations International Ltd (AOIL) show that $15.84bn of ...

Ireland had fought the EU back-tax bill alongside Apple since 2016, seeking to defend its position as the location of choice for U.S. multinationals in Europe - and the billions of euros in direct ...