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Apple accounts for year to end 2015 show $47.6b of total pretax earnings of $72.5b

byCustoms Today Report
05/11/2015
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DUBLIN: The latest annual report from Apple, filed last week in the United States, indicates a substantial increase in the amount of tax it may be paying in Ireland.

The technology company made the largest profit in its history in the year to the end of September and Ireland is its chief profit centre outside the US.

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The Apple accounts for the year to the end of September 2015 show $47.6 billion (€43.8 billion) of its total pretax earnings of $72.5 billion (about €66 billion) were booked outside the US.

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