EU Seeks Missing Apple Tax-Probe Details From Irish Government
- Irish finance ministry says it fully addressed EU's concerns
- No decision on Apple tax investigation imminent, ministry says
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The European Commission asked Ireland to supply missing data on Apple Inc.’s tax affairs in the nation amid a growing rift over whether the iPhone-maker got special treatment from the Irish government.
Ireland “did not reply in full to the Commission’s last request for information, which is why the Commission has sent a reminder to Ireland to request the missing data,” spokesman Ricardo Cardoso said in an e-mail Wednesday.