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Apple saves $2.7bn in taxes by booking profits in Singapore

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Handelsblatt

Lean Right

Profit Shift: Apple Apparently Saves 2.7 Billion Dollars in Taxes in Singapore

This year, the US tech company saved 2.7 billion dollars in taxes by shifting corporate profits to Singapore. The so-called profit shift makes possible.

3 hours ago·Düsseldorf, Germany

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Startup Fortune

Apple's Singapore profit booking saved $2.7bn in tax, more than Ireland did

Apple's fiscal 2026 filing shows a $5.49 billion Singapore rate benefit shrinking to about $2.67 billion after a $2.51 billion top-up tax. The effective tax rate rose to 17.0% from 15.6%, and Ireland's net saving was roughly $2.56 billion.

1 hour ago

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LiFO

Apple Has Found a New Tax Haven in Singapore

Apple reduced its tax bill by $2.7 billion this year by funneling profits to Singapore, new data reveals how the country has become the tech giant's biggest tax haven.

5 hours ago

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