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Apple has done nothing wrong says SEC on company's overseas tax

Matthew Gilleard
October 07, 2013
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has closed its review of Apple’s finances, concluding that the company has done nothing wrong regarding its overseas cash management and related tax issues.

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