Apple has now fully paid $16.5B to Ireland in back taxes, closing the matter

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By Ben LovejoyJul 16, 2025, 8:16 am230 pts
The nine-year saga between Apple, the Irish government, and the EU ended last year when the final appeal ordered the iPhone maker to pay €13B ($15B) in back tax to the Irish government. That money sat in an escrow account for many years, increasing in value to €14.25B ($16.5B), but has now been paid … more…

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