EU takes Ireland to court for failing to claim Apple tax bill

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Has not recovered up to €13 billion of taxes.

EU takes Ireland to court for failing to claim Apple tax bill
The European Commission is taking Ireland to the European Court of Justice for its failure to recover up to €13 billion euros (A$19.5 billion) of tax due from Apple. The commission ordered the US tech giant in August 2016 to pay the unpaid taxes as it ruled the firm had received illegal ...

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