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Apple cut tax bill by $2.7B by moving some earnings to Singapore

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  • Apple (AAPL) cut its tax bill by $2.7B by moving some earnings to Singapore, the company disclosed in its annual filing.
  • The iPhone maker was able to take advantage of Singapore's tax incentives to cut its overall bill. In its annual
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