La decisión tomada por la Comisión Europea, la cual acusa a Apple Inc. de deber cerca de 13 mil millones de euros en impuestos al gobierno de Irlanda, ha sido criticada por ser “fundamentalmente injusta”, en la opinión de la ex-comisionada de competencia europea, Neelie Kroes. En una pieza preparada para el periódico británico The Guardian, Kroes criticó duramente la decisión de su sucesora, Margrethe Vestager.
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