Apple Paid $17bn to Ireland Last Year Due to Back Taxes
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Apple paid $17bn to Ireland last year due to back taxes
Apple’s payment to Ireland last year represented around 40pc of its total global tax expenditure – $43.2bn – during the fiscal year that ended in September 2025. Read more: Apple paid $17bn to Ireland last year due to back taxes
NEW – Apple paid $17,000,000,000 in taxes to Ireland last year (including back taxes), representing 39.6% of its worldwide total.
NEW – Apple paid $17,000,000,000 in taxes to Ireland last year (including back taxes), representing 39.6% of its worldwide total. pic.twitter.com/0lBTJyjSKp — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) August 22, 2026
Tech giant Apple paid €15.6 billion in taxes to Ireland last year, an impressive 40% of the company’s total €39.5 billion global tax bill. The figures were released for the first time under new European Union tax transparency rules that require large multinational corporations to disclose their financial figures on a country-by-country basis. Such a significant payment […]
Apple operates all over the world, yet only one European country collects just under half of the taxes that Cupertino paid in 2025!
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