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Full coverage: Apple

“The tide of division is building. And the causes of it are so many”

With Budget 2025 imminent, the minister for public expenditure and reform talks about his economic priorities, countering the rise of the far right, and what Ireland’s economy will look like in a decade.

Ian Kehoe
21st Sep, 2024 - 18 min read

With a victory lap around Ireland, Margrethe Vestager is leaving Brussels a winner

The €13bn Apple tax ruling ensures the competition commissioner is leaving her post with a smile – and with the spotlight once again on Ireland’s relationship with multinationals.

Jonathan Keane
16th Sep, 2024 - 6 min read

Making the Apple money truly work for Ireland: Rewinding the week that was 

Ireland needs to take the politics out of the Apple money as quickly as possible and use it to galvanise the country’s future. Allocating it to a sovereign wealth fund might not win votes, but it makes much economic and financial sense.

Ian Kehoe
15th Sep, 2024 - 6 min read

Ian Kehoe: Ireland rightly lost the Apple case. But it remains the real winner

Ireland has spent the last 10 years fighting Europe on Apple while simultaneously rehabbing its reputation and helping rewrite global tax rules. It was a high-stakes approach, but one that has paid off handsomely.

Ian Kehoe
10th Sep, 2024 - 4 min read

Apple is booking a €9bn cost to pay €13bn in Irish back taxes – but how?

The multinational has warned shareholders of a tax hit from today’s EU court decision against Ireland, but nowhere near the €13 billion set aside in an escrow account. US tax is coming into play.

Thomas Hubert
10th Sep, 2024 - 2 min read

Game over: How Europe won its €13bn case against Ireland and Apple

Ten years on from the start of a formal investigation into Apple’s Irish tax affairs, the European Commission has won its case. Its meaning extends far beyond the collection of back taxes.

Thomas Hubert
10th Sep, 2024 - 11 min read

“The Digital Markets Act has opened up the world for us” 

Fiona Garvey, CEO of software distribution platform Softonic, discusses how the EU’s new competition rulebook will shake up the way people find and use apps.

Jonathan Keane
24th Jun, 2024 - 5 min read

A 60% slice of the Apple is in Cork – and it’s the most profitable

The Californian IT giant has reached a steady state after establishing the second generation of its pioneering green jersey tax structure and is set to continue lining Irish State coffers.

Thomas Hubert
29th Mar, 2024 - 4 min read

Thomas Hubert: It’s now clear that Apple’s state aid case can only result in a win for Ireland

The advocate general’s opinion shows that the EU court will either conclude that Ireland never did anything wrong in the old double Irish days, or vindicate its shift towards the even more lucrative green jersey scheme.

Thomas Hubert
11th Nov, 2023 - 6 min read

John Collins on the Apple Vision Pro: Will it be the new iPad or the new iPhone?

The Vision Pro may never become a mainstream household device, but with Apple’s dollars and innovation behind it, the Vision OS and its paradigm of spatial computing look set for success.

John Collins
8th Jun, 2023 - 4 min read
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