US Supreme Court Allows Apple to Continue 30% Developer Tax
The US Supreme Court has officially ruled that Apple Inc. is allowed to maintain its app store payment rules. Moreover, the decision allows the company to continue to tax application developers at 30% of all revenue that is generated through the company’s app store. The decision is a rejection of an Epic Games Inc. request regarding the current app store rules. Specifically, the request would have allowed developers to direct users to different purchasing options. However, Justice Elena Kagan ruled against allowing a federal appeals court ruling to enter into effect. JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Supreme Court rules Apple can continue to tax app developers 30% on revenue generated through its App Store. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) August 9, 2023 Also Read: Apple Users Face Crypto-Stealing Malware Bug US Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Apple App Store Rules In what is a rather confusing development, the US Supreme Court has officially allowed Apple to conti...