Apple in spotlight over claims of sweetheart deal

Once again Ireland and its tax dealings with multinationals is centre stage as the European Commission investigates if the State has an illegal sweetheart deal with Apple.

Tue, 30 Sep, 2014 - 01:00

Ann Cahill

The Irish Examiner provides some of the answers to this complex investigation and the facts behind it:

Q. How did we get to where we are at?

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