So the EU is trying to demand £11 billion from Apple in back taxes in Ireland

[Burney]

which could in turn destroy Ireland's corporation tax incentives deal that allow it to attract inward investment.

Still going to tell us how ace the EU is, Ireland? :hehe:

[eastgermanautos]

which could in turn destroy Ireland's corporation tax incentives deal that allow it to attract inward investment.

Still going to tell us how ace the EU is, Ireland? :hehe:

fvck ireland. damn cayman island wannabes. tax sheltering leprechauns.

[Burney]

fvck ireland. damn cayman island wannabes. tax sheltering leprechauns.

The difference is that the Cayman Islands do not have a supranational body dictating how they run their tax affairs, whereas Ireland does because it gave up its sovereignty.