Irish Government Reveals How Apple’s €14.25B Tax Windfall Will Be Spent

The Irish government has laid out its plans for spending the €14.25 billion ($16.5 billion) received from Apple, following a protracted legal battle over corporate tax arrangement. The money will be directed toward long-overdue infrastructure investments, focusing on essential services like electricity, water, housing, and transport. Prime Minister Micheál Martin said the funds will boost […]
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