Apple tax practices come under fire at Davos
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Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz said that if you aren`t paying your fair share of taxes, you`re not corporately responsible. What you need to know Apple`s tax practices have come under fire at the Davos summit. Specifically, they were named by economist and Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz. He said that companies that don`t pay their fair share of taxes aren`t corporately responsible. Apple`s tax practices have come under fire at global summit Davos from US economist Joseph Stiglitz. As reported by 9to5 Mac, the Nobel laureate criticized Apple and questioned its corporate responsibility: `If you aren`t contributing by paying your fair share of taxes, you aren`t corporately responsible. Some companies get a lot of attention, like Apple. You have to ask: are they sincere?` He is no doubt referring to Apple`s criticized practice of running its EU operation through Ireland, where it pays very favorable rates. However, Apple has always maintained that it pays its fair share of ta...