The EU General Court's decision in July spared the tech giant from one of the biggest tax bills in EU history.
September 30, 2020 at 06:16 AM
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Brussels Correspondent
The European Commission is digging its heels in and appealing a July court decision that spared tech giant Apple from one of the biggest tax bills in EU history.
It comes four years after the EU’s executive arm first went after Apple, accusing it of having received €13 billion in illegal state aid from Ireland.
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