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Apple paid 40% of its global taxes to Ireland in last fiscal year

Apple paid 40% of its global taxes to Ireland in last fiscal year

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Published: August 21, 2026 20:33:06 IST

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DUBLIN, Aug 21 (Reuters) – Apple paid Ireland $17.1 billion in taxes last year, representing around 40% of its worldwide total, according to a company filing that detailed the iPhone maker's global

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