Ireland Gains 17.1bn Dollars in Apple Tax After State Aid Escrow Release
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Apple has disclosed for the first time in the framework of new transparency regulations of the European Union how much profit and taxes the US Group recorded in the individual Member States. A newly published tax report for the end of September 2025 shows that Apple paid income taxes of 153.5 million dollars (131.2 million euros) in Germany with a pre-tax profit of around 209 million dollars (currently 178 million euros). According to the report…
Ireland gains 17.1bn dollars in Apple tax after state aid escrow release
Filing shows 213.6bn dollars of revenue booked through Irish entities, 43.6% of the group total, and 5,575 staff there. Where do the next EU disclosures land? Continue reading this article on ppc.land. Sign up the PPC Land newsletter to get the latest marketing news.
American technology giant Apple paid around $8.4 million (about 173 million crowns) in income tax in the Czech Republic last financial year, according to the company's latest tax report. It was published under new EU rules that require large companies to disclose revenues, profits and income taxes in individual member states and selected tax havens.
How much Apple earns and taxes where has remained largely closed up so far. New EU rules force large corporations to increase transparency. The iPhone Group is now publishing profits and income taxes for the first time.
In the context of new EU transparency rules, Apple has for the first time disclosed how much of the Group's taxes are recorded in the individual Member States.
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