DUBLIN (Reuters) – Ireland on Friday chose Amundi
The European Commission ruled in August 2016 that Apple
Both Apple and Dublin are appealing the original ruling, saying the iPhone maker’s tax treatment was in line with Irish and European Union law.
The Commission told Ireland to collect 13 billion euros in back taxes, a figure Ireland’s finance department estimated last year could reach 15 billion euros including EU interest.
On March 7, Ireland’s finance department said it had chosen Bank of New York Mellon
(Reporting by Graham Fahy; Editing by Padraic Halpin and Mark Potter)