has disclosed its fiscal 2025 financial results for individual member states, reporting a pre-tax profit of approximately $12 million in Austria. During this period, the company generated $222 million in total revenue and employed 386 people there.
The tech giant paid $12 million in Austrian income taxes, while its Irish tax bill reached $17.08 billion. This massive sum in Ireland follows a September 2024 European Court of Justice ruling that ordered Apple to pay back taxes and interest to the nation.
These disclosures are mandated by an EU directive for corporations with revenues over 750 million euros. The Irish figures specifically include the dissolution of an escrow account established after the European Commission challenged Apple's tax benefits.