> Apple, however, said in a statement: "The European Commission is trying to retroactively change the rules and ignore that, as required by international tax law, our income was already subject to taxes in the US."
My understanding is that the U.S.A. double-taxes both corporations operating abroad, as well as it's own expats. If this is true, then it's quite the remark to say _the country you're actually in_ is the one double-taxing you.
The fact that your "income was already subject to taxes in the US" isn't the fault of the hosting country.
My understanding is that the U.S.A. double-taxes both corporations operating abroad, as well as it's own expats. If this is true, then it's quite the remark to say _the country you're actually in_ is the one double-taxing you.
The fact that your "income was already subject to taxes in the US" isn't the fault of the hosting country.