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That depends heavily on whether Apple received clarifications and information about the existing tax code, or whether they received special-case tax breaks that didn't apply to everyone. The latter might violate EU requirements.



Apple have publically admitted to getting special treatment.


source?


Yes, indeed, the legality of something depends on the facts on that something. As the first paragraph notes, the European Commission deemed it illegal state-aid, or a special-case tax break.

Facts established.


The facts are what happened, not an interpretation of what happened.




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