Apple’s Singapore Profit Booking Saved $2.7 Billion in Taxes, FT Reports
Apple saved about $2.7 billion in taxes by booking profits in Singapore, according to a Financial Times report, underscoring how multinational technology groups continue to optimize global tax structures across low-tax jurisdictions. The disclosure adds fresh scrutiny to Apple’s international profit allocation at a time when governments are tightening rules on corporate tax avoidance and digital-era profit shifting.
