apple paid no tax in new zealand for at least a decade, reports say /

Investigation says company paid nothing to Inland Revenue Department because parent company registered in AustraliaReports that Apple has not paid any tax in unique Zealand for a decade have prompted experts to voice concerns that much-promised international crackdowns on the problem will fall short of the tag.
An investigation by the unique Zealand Herald found that Apple had paid nothing to the Inland Revenue Department since at least 2007 because its local operations are run by a parent company registered in Australia.
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Source: theguardian.com