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As the contractor to the National Broadband Plan reaches more rural customers, the resulting cash flows allows it to repay investors led by Spanish firm Asterion.
The Canadian tech firm booked a profit through its international HQ in Ireland, which manages the Emea and South American markets and uses a green jersey tax structure.
The payments giant, founded by John and Patrick Collison in 2010, recorded a hike in costs last year but much of this was tied to one of its first employee share sales.
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.
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.
Payments delayed by changes to the tech giant’s subsidiary structure earlier in the year have now landed in state coffers, boosting the Exchequer surplus as the Government makes key pre-election budgetary decisions.
The €100bn-valued medical devices multinational is shutting down the central Dublin office where its global HQ was registered for the past decade.
Once part of the Quinn business empire, Fermanagh-based Mannok is set to join a business controlled by one of Turkey's wealthiest families – and return its US owners a comfortable exit.
The multinational chipmaker had a bumper year in 2023, contributing increasing amounts of corporation tax despite multi-billion-dollar intellectual property offsets.
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