Apple's Irish operation has a multi-billion dollar profit - and a tiny tax bill. How does it do it? Eileen Stokes and her family live a basic life, one of 16 Irish Traveller families settled on an established halting site at the edge of Knocknaheeny, a run-down northern suburb of Cork. A brazier smolders outside their mobile home. Also within the small, breezeblock-walled yard is the family's much-loved horse, Ginger. Excitable children show off minnows they have caught in a jar and ask for phot...
Apple's multi-billion dollar, low-tax profit hub: Knocknaheeny, Ireland
The Guardian - 29 May 2013 23:00
Apple's Irish operation has a multi-billion dollar profit - and a tiny tax bill. How does it do it? Eileen Stokes and her family live a basic life, one of 16 Irish Traveller families settled on an established halting site at the edge of Knocknaheeny, a run-down northern suburb of Cork. A brazier smolders outside their mobile home. Also within the small, breezeblock-walled yard is the family's much-loved horse, Ginger. Excitable children show off minnows they have caught in a jar and ask for phot...
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