Apple (AAPL) may have to pay $14 billion dollars in back taxes to the country of Ireland after advisors to the European Union’s highest court claims the court should re-evaluate a 2020 decision to squash the money owed, claiming legal mistakes made by the court as grounds for the re-evaluation. Yahoo Finance Tech Editor Dan Howley joins the Live show to break down this development and the background for the massive tax bill.
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First viewer 😊. Big Giant Apple needs to pay its fair share of taxes. Pay your bills to Ireland Revenue Commissioners.
I’d rather leave the EU. What a dumpster fire.
I don’t know any company would do business in the EU anymore.
A drop in the bucket