European Union finance ministers stuck by their determination that Apple must pay $21 billion in back taxes due to being formally headquartered in Ireland, despite opposition from the United States and the island government.
“International tax loopholes are a thing of the past,” Dutch Finance Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem said Saturday, saying that Apple must “get ready” to pay the bill.
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