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Apple paid $17bn in taxes to Ireland after court ruling on back levies

Financial Times · 21 August 2026 at 13:34

Apple paid $17bn in taxes to Ireland after court ruling on back levies

New filings highlight iPhone maker’s global tax liabilities

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Apple paid $17bn in taxes to Ireland after court ruling on back levies

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