If you're Apple.
Tax | Dilemmas | Mannerisms
Tax | Dilemmas | Mannerisms
Amazingly, Apple claims that two of its offshore companies are not tax residents of either Ireland, where they are incorporated, or of the US, where they are managed.
One of those Irish incorporated companies, Apple Operations International, has no employees, no physical presence anywhere, has not filed an income tax return in any country in the world for the past five years (2009-12) and had revenues of $30 billion in those five years.
Another subsidiary, Apple Sales International, had sales revenue totalling $74 billion in the same 2009 to 2012 period, and paid tax on it at a rate of five hundredths of one percent.
One of those Irish incorporated companies, Apple Operations International, has no employees, no physical presence anywhere, has not filed an income tax return in any country in the world for the past five years (2009-12) and had revenues of $30 billion in those five years.
Another subsidiary, Apple Sales International, had sales revenue totalling $74 billion in the same 2009 to 2012 period, and paid tax on it at a rate of five hundredths of one percent.
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