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Ireland reports €4.1 billion surplus, largely due to €3.2 billion in back taxes from Apple.
Ireland reported a €4.1 billion surplus by the end of March, a significant increase from €300 million last year.
This boost is mainly due to Apple paying back taxes, totaling €3.2 billion, following a European Union court ruling.
Without these payments, the surplus would have been €900 million.
The surplus comes as Ireland faces new US tariffs on the EU, adding uncertainty to the economic outlook.
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Irlanda registra un superávit de 4 100 millones de euros, debido en gran medida a los 3 200 millones de euros en impuestos atrasados de Apple.