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Three Companies Account for Nearly Half of Ireland’s Corporation Tax, Blog Says

The Nov. 3 post named Apple, Eli Lilly and Microsoft but gave no tax year or exact amount.

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Office towers rise over Dublin beneath a low, overcast afternoon sky. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)
Office towers rise over Dublin beneath a low, overcast afternoon sky. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)

Marginal Revolution said in a Nov. 3 post that Apple, Eli Lilly and Microsoft account for close to half of Ireland’s corporation-tax receipts, highlighting the revenue’s concentration among three companies.

Tyler Cowen wrote the post. It named the three companies but did not specify a tax year, exact percentage or combined euro amount.

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