Apple’s Irish tax arrangements explained as company denies special treatment | 9to5Mac: The European Commission today announced that it had reached the ‘preliminary view’ that these deals amounted to state aid, reports the WSJ. However, Adam Smith Institute Fellow Tim Worstall, writing in Forbes, argues that even if this view is substantiated in the final report, it is the Irish government, rather than Apple, which would be in the firing-line.
I think emerald Isle is a great place for Apple HQ and they should flip the bitch to the EU.
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