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Amazon, Facebook, Google, More Big Tech’s Digital Taxation Debate Heating Up on Global Stage
An international debate over how countries tax big US technology companies such as Google, Amazon, and Facebook is heating up, presenting a challenge for US President Joe Biden's new administration.
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Amazon, Apple Stay Away From New French Initiative to Set Principles for Big Tech
Amazon and Apple have not signed up to a new French initiative to get global tech companies to publicly commit to principles including paying their fair share of taxes.
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Apple Said to Issue $2,500 Bonuses to Employees After New US Tax Law
According to multiple reports, Apple is issuing a bonus of $2,500 worth of restricted stock units following the new US tax reform.
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Trump Tech Summit Sees Silicon Valley Elite Meet With President-Elect
The meeting focused chiefly on economic issues, including job creation, lowering taxes and trade dynamics with China.
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Ireland to Join Apple in Fight Against EU Tax Ruling
Paradoxically, Ireland is determined not to accept the tax windfall.
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Ireland, Apple To Jointly Appeal Against EU Tax Ruling
Ireland's cabinet agreed today to join Apple in appealing against a multi-billion-euro back tax demand that the European Commission has slapped on the iPhone maker, despite misgivings among independents who back the fragile coalition.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Says EU Tax Ruling 'Total Political Crap': Report
The European Union's imposition of a 13 billion euro ($14.5 billion) back tax bill on Apple is "total political crap", Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a newspaper interview today, and anti-US bias may have played a role.
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US Slams EU, but Apple Tax Demand First Issued in Washington
It was a US Senate report in May 2013 revealing the tech giant's deal with the Irish government.
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Apple's Cook Fires Back In Open Letter About $14.5 Billion EU Tax Bill
Apple CEO Tim Cook penned a sharply worded response to the European Commission's ruling Tuesday morning that his company would need to repay $14.5 billion in taxes, again wading in to an exceedingly complex and highly charged political issue with a public and direct open letter to Apple's customers and shareholders.
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EU to Launch Probe Into Apple's Tax Arrangements in Ireland: Report
Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny declined to comment on whether the Commission might be preparing to open an investigation.
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Amazon, Facebook, Google, More Big Tech’s Digital Taxation Debate Heating Up on Global Stage
An international debate over how countries tax big US technology companies such as Google, Amazon, and Facebook is heating up, presenting a challenge for US President Joe Biden's new administration.
-
Amazon, Apple Stay Away From New French Initiative to Set Principles for Big Tech
Amazon and Apple have not signed up to a new French initiative to get global tech companies to publicly commit to principles including paying their fair share of taxes.
-
Apple Said to Issue $2,500 Bonuses to Employees After New US Tax Law
According to multiple reports, Apple is issuing a bonus of $2,500 worth of restricted stock units following the new US tax reform.
-
Trump Tech Summit Sees Silicon Valley Elite Meet With President-Elect
The meeting focused chiefly on economic issues, including job creation, lowering taxes and trade dynamics with China.
-
Ireland to Join Apple in Fight Against EU Tax Ruling
Paradoxically, Ireland is determined not to accept the tax windfall.
-
Ireland, Apple To Jointly Appeal Against EU Tax Ruling
Ireland's cabinet agreed today to join Apple in appealing against a multi-billion-euro back tax demand that the European Commission has slapped on the iPhone maker, despite misgivings among independents who back the fragile coalition.
-
Apple CEO Tim Cook Says EU Tax Ruling 'Total Political Crap': Report
The European Union's imposition of a 13 billion euro ($14.5 billion) back tax bill on Apple is "total political crap", Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a newspaper interview today, and anti-US bias may have played a role.
-
US Slams EU, but Apple Tax Demand First Issued in Washington
It was a US Senate report in May 2013 revealing the tech giant's deal with the Irish government.
-
Apple's Cook Fires Back In Open Letter About $14.5 Billion EU Tax Bill
Apple CEO Tim Cook penned a sharply worded response to the European Commission's ruling Tuesday morning that his company would need to repay $14.5 billion in taxes, again wading in to an exceedingly complex and highly charged political issue with a public and direct open letter to Apple's customers and shareholders.
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EU to Launch Probe Into Apple's Tax Arrangements in Ireland: Report
Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny declined to comment on whether the Commission might be preparing to open an investigation.
