Apple In Singapore and Ireland

The Financial Times reported that Apple, by declaring some profits in Singapore and Ireland rather than the U.S., managed to reduce taxes it has to pay by $5.3bn. And that's with both Singapore and Ireland already implemented the Global minimum corporate tax rate under OECD. ~ Link: Apple Saves $2.7bn in Taxes by Booking Profits in Singapore, by Jamie John, Michael Acton, Financial Times

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