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It depends where that company is located I guess.
But Apple has always paid any taxes they needed to pay, that's not the or their issue. What Apple and many others do is try to pay as less tax as possible.
Apple has offered to help and change the rules, which is cool of them.
I don't think it should be too difficult. The foreign Apple companies are owned and controlled by the US Apple. It should seem it's very easy to state that if this condition is so they pay US tax.
I'm a bit surprised this isn't already so. I live in The Netherlands and if I store money abroad I still get taxed for it here.
Just change the laws. You can't punish companies that break no laws. It's like stop fixing bugs and demand hackers don't exploit them.
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When did they brag? People keep bringing up their cash reserve, because it's so enormous and they could do a lot of wild things with it, like take overs, so the media would like to know and speculate about these things.