The American company Apple saved $2.7 billion in taxes in 2026 by declaring its profits in Singapore, the Financial Times reported, citing data published in the company's annual report.
The newspaper reported that in the US. New financial reporting requirements have come into effect in the US. American companies are now required to report when the level of taxation on their foreign profits differs from the US federal tax rate, which is 21%. According to the data presented, Singapore has become Apple's main tax haven.
In 2026, the American technology giant declared profits there of 50 billion dollars, thereby saving 2.7 billion dollars in taxes compared to what it had to pay in the United States. UU. In this measure, Singapore surpassed Ireland, where Apple managed to save $2.6 billion.