Why it matters: The ruling means Apple will be forced to pay Ireland up to €13 billion ($14.4 billion) in back taxes and represents the latest setback in Europe for the tech giant.

Apple's only retail store in Northern Ireland is moving, but rest assured that the new location will be in close proximity to the current one. ...

Apple finalizes its €14.25B ($16.5B) back-tax payment to Ireland, concluding a nine-year legal battle with the EU over claims of illegal state aid.

Why Apple owes Ireland $14 billion in taxes In this week’s “Make Me Smart” newsletter, we explain why Europe’s highest court ruled Apple owed billions in unfair tax breaks.

Ruling comes on same day EU court enforces whopping $2.7 billion penalty against Apple in long-running antitrust case.

Apple CEO Tim Cook wrote to Ireland's new prime minister to congratulate him and talk about the future of the company in the country.

An EU court order that Apple pay Ireland 13 billion euros ($14.4 billion) in back taxes triggered mixed feelings in Dublin on Tuesday as the government assessed possible reputational damage and ...

Ireland recorded a budget surplus of around 7% of modified gross national income in 2024, mainly due to most of a 14 billion-euro ($14.5 billion) back tax bill paid by Apple, according to Reuters. The ...

The European Court of Justice, the bloc’s highest court, upheld an order for Ireland to recoup up to 13 billion euros, equivalent to $14.35 billion, plus interest in taxes from Apple.

Apple lost its fight to reverse a decision by European Union courts that it owes €13 billion ($14.3 billion) in back taxes to Ireland.

Ireland had fought the EU back-tax bill alongside Apple since 2016, seeking to defend its position as the location of choice for U.S. multinationals in Europe - and the billions of euros in direct ...