Dropbox paid $129.39 million in cash income taxes worldwide this year. The 10-K lists several places where these payments were made, but only a few are detailed separately.
The disclosure shows U.S. federal and state payments, one specific foreign country, and a general foreign category. It reveals where cash taxes were paid, but does not give a full list by country.
Country-level tax picture
Dropbox’s cash tax payments are divided between the U.S. and other countries. Most were paid in the United States, with a smaller share going to the United Kingdom and other unnamed foreign countries.
The filing lists five categories of cash income taxes paid.
Federal: $35.0 million
California: $19.465 million
Other state and local: $31.869 million
United Kingdom: $33.665 million
Other foreign: $9.391 million
In total, Dropbox paid $129.39 million in cash income taxes.
Concentration and scale
Cash tax payments are split between the U.S. and other countries, but most of the payments were made in the United St…
