Apple's Irish Taxes Will Be Collected 'Under Protest'

AppAdvice
Aug 17, 2017, 9:32 am426 pts
Ireland’s government has agreed to collect Apple’s Irish taxes amounting to an addition 13 billion Euros from a European Commission tax ruling, but under protest. The European Union agency claims Cupertino paid so little tax on its Ireland-based operations that it “amounted to state aid,” according to Reuters.…

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