Ireland lodges appeal against Apple tax ruling

The Government has restated its “profound disagreement” with the European Commission’s analysis which concluded Ireland gave Apple €13bn worth of State Aid. As a result, Ireland is now seeking an annulment of the decision.

Thu, 10 Nov, 2016 - 00:00

Daniel McConnell

Yesterday, Ireland’s appeal of the Apple tax ruling was lodged in the European Courts, ahead of tomorrow’s deadline.

In August, the European Commission ruled that Apple should pay €13bn in back taxes to Ireland.

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