Apple Suppliers Involved in the "Panama Documents"

The controversy as far as taxes are concerned has hovered over the whole world, the country has hardly been left without a visible head affected by the famous "Panama documents", a leak of privileged information from which it has been possible to discern that public figures such as the president of Iceland or the Almodóvar brothers have carried out tax evasion through offshore companies in Panama. However, Apple was not going to be unscathed from collateral damage, In these leaked documents from the firm Mossack Fonseca we have been able to find companies that provide Apple with the necessary supplies for the production of its products.

Foxconn, which has been lightly named, in fact no media has given it much importance, is one of the companies accused of tax evasion of an amount that would be around 22.000 million dollars Through investments in Panama, it is said quickly but it is a huge amount of money that ends up not reaching the governments. Foxconn spokespersons have come out quickly denying the most to this scandal about tax fraud. Foxconn claims that you pay its taxes legally and reserves the right to file lawsuits against media outlets that "smear" its image.

Currently Foxconn is the most important supplier of Apple, in fact it has recently acquired Sharp's AMOLED section with the intention of manufacturing the screens of the iPhone, a clear indication that practically they are going to be made almost entirely with the production of all the iPhone. Last year the company had a turnover of 318,4 million dollars, at an annual growth of 20%, making it one of the most fruitful international companies at the moment. All must participate in the maintenance of the State, large and small in equal parts.