Tech firm can could cleave payments to Dublin whether other member states demand a slice or it pays more to US parent companyIreland may never see the full €13bn (£10.8bn) in unpaid taxes owed by Apple,the European commission has said, whether other EU countries go after the American tech giant for a share.The EU executive also said Apple could reduce its multibillion-euro tax bill to Ireland whether it increased payments to its US parent company, or as it revealed the full text of its landmark ruling against the US tech giant for the first time.
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Source: theguardian.com