The Australian government has hit out at technology giant Apple, after its local results revealed it slashed its tax bill to $40 million, despite boosting revenue to $6 billion.
The Australian government has hit out at technology giant Apple, after its local results revealed it slashed its tax bill to $40 million, despite boosting revenue to $6 billion.
The figures covering Apple’s local results during financial year 2012 were submitted to the Australian Securities and Investment Commission late last week.
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