Apple’s reported Singapore tax savings exceed its Ireland savings

Technology · First reported 8 Nov, 05:00 · Updated 05:22

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Apple’s disclosures indicate it booked about $50 billion in profits through Singapore in 2026, saving $2.7 billion in tax. The supplied coverage compares that with $2.6 billion saved through Ireland and notes Apple paid $27 billion in corporate taxes that year.

Apple routed about $50 billion in profits through Singapore in 2026, saving $2.7 billion in tax, according to the supplied report.
The report puts Apple’s Ireland-related tax savings at $2.6 billion over the same period, slightly below Singapore’s figure.
Apple paid $27 billion in corporate taxes that year; the report estimates the amount would have been $33 billion if its global profits had been taxed at the U.S. federal rate.