Apple’s Singapore Tax Entries Lowered Its 2026 Tax Calculation by $2.67B

Apple’s Singapore-related tax entries lowered its fiscal 2026 statutory-tax calculation by $2.671 billion, while its full tax provision was $6.378 billion below the computed federal statutory amount. The figures reflect different measures of the company’s tax reconciliation for the year ended Sept. 26, 2026.

The Singapore entries included a $5.492 billion reduction from the tax-rate difference. A $2.510 billion qualified domestic minimum top-up tax and $311 million in other adjustments partly offset it.

The $2.671 billion net effect covers those Singapore-related entries alone. After all reconciliation items, Apple’s tax provision was $27.062 billion, compared with $33.440 billion in computed federal tax at the 21% U.S. statutory rate.

The $2.671 billion is not the amount Apple paid Singapore. Apple paid $3.25 billion in cash income taxes to Singapore during the fiscal year.