Ireland to alter tax laws in wake of Apple uproar

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By Ed SutherlandOct 16, 2013, 11:45 am129 pts
Ireland’s Finance Minister announced plans to close a loop-hole in the country’s corporate tax laws, eliminating the ability for companies such as Apple to operate as virtually ‘stateless’ firms ungoverned by any nation’s taxing authority. The change in the Irish laws means the iPhone maker cannot avoid…

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