Apple plans new U.S. campus, to pay $38 billion in foreign cash taxes

Apple Inc (AAPL.O) will open a new campus as part of a 5-year, $30 billion U.S. investment plan and will make about $38 billion in one-time tax payments on its overseas cash, one of the largest corporate spending plans announced since the passage of a tax cut signed by U.S. President Donald Trump.

This is in addition to Apple giving employees $2500 bonuses today.



6 thoughts on “Apple plans new U.S. campus, to pay $38 billion in foreign cash taxes”

  1. What, no comments?!! It’s been five hours since Jim posted this!

    Guess it’s getting harder and harder to come up with negative spins on really good news!

    I was wondering what Apple’s response to the new Tax Bill would be—especially the re-patriation of their cash horde.

    Can’t wait to find out where the new campus is going to be! Hopefully NOT in California!

  2. The repatriation of cash is because of the crippling tax bill the Republicans put forth. Be prepared for a $1.5 trillion deficit in the next then years.

  3. Cali makes sense for high-paid types of jobs, because its overall desirability attracts highly talented people. A campus for phone support would be better placed in a lower-wage state. Probably not the south, because you’d want neutrally-accented speakers. Somewhere in the midwest, perhaps; or maybe the non-coastal west.

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