Ireland remains in EU’s crosshairs despite Apple win

The court ruling highlights that using state-aid rules is not a way to secure tax justice

Apple case turns spotlight on Ireland’s tax affairs

Ruling in separate case may shed light on where alleged sweetheart deal case is headed

Apple denies jobs lay behind ‘sweetheart’ Irish tax deal

Counsel for company tells EU court that jobs assertion founded on media commentary

Explainer: Apple’s €13bn tax appeal has huge implications

Case is of massive significance for Ireland and for the policing of state aid by the European Commission

The definition of ‘head office’: That Apple tax ruling explained

The commission lays out the logic of its finding – though not where the €13bn comes from

Dublin’s pre-emptive strike directs narrative on Apple tax

Irish officials join Apple in arguing the EU commission’s case is flawed

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State’s tax treatment of multinationals ‘inconsistent’, EU says

EU compared Apple’s tax rulings in Ireland with those of 11 other similar companies

How the European Commission calculated €13bn tax bill

Move on Apple is new front in EU’s war on tax avoidance

Apple case will stand or fall on backing up claim of no special deal

Department maintains company has never received special treatment

Getting to the core of Apple’s tax strategy

How did Apple’s ASI unit in Cork manage an effective tax rate of less than 1 per cent on billions of dollars in annual sales?

Apple’s lucrative tax loophole

Apple paid $36m tax on $7.11bn profits at Irish unit

iPhone maker avoided $850m of Irish tax between 2004 and 2008 using ’lower rates’

‘Stateless’ Irish Apple unit filed accounts in Australia until 2009

Figures show US tech giant paid fraction of 12.5% tax rate, citing unidentified ‘lower rates’

Ireland caught up in US tax loophole

Apple’s corporate structure is designed to frustrate liability to taxation