<code>Apple will invest $ 350 billion in the US economy and create 20,000 jobs. This is stated in the company's statement.</code>
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Apple plans to return about <strong>$ 256 billion from foreign accounts, about $ 38 billion will go to pay taxes on profits</strong>. The company also talked about plans to build a new campus, whose location will be opened during 2018, and hire 20,000 new employees before 2023.

In addition, Apple expects to increase its own advanced production fund to $ 5 billion and expand the number of training programs.

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<em>In response to Apple's statement about plans to return to the US funds from foreign accounts, President Donald Trump told Twitter that he was pleased with the company's decision.</em>

<strong>In October 2017, researchers at the Institute of Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) of the United States told that Apple holds about $ 246 billion on offshore accounts.</strong>