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"$3,000 tax bill using five wheelbarrows containing 300,000 coins." Right in the caption. A smart business man. He has gotten a lot of free publicity out of
by knappe 10y ago
"$3,000 tax bill using five wheelbarrows containing 300,000 coins."
Right in the caption.
A smart business man. He has gotten a lot of free publicity out of it.
- dgfgfdagasdfgfa 10y ago> A smart business man. He has gotten a lot of free publicity out of it. I can do a lot of things for attention; it doesn't make me smart.
- Shivetya 10y agoit is all about proper application and this guy executed very well by exploiting the well established dislike for taxes and snarky but lawful adherence to the law. if payment can be made onerous then perhaps the taxing authority is itself
- dgfgfdagasdfgfa 10y agoI'm still not seeing the exploitation here. Does he even own a business?
- sean_patel 10y ago> free publicity out of it. Ok what free publicity? For his business? Do we even know what his business is? No website. No name. I meant that he wasted labor time (and money). That's not a smart business man. If he had had a plug for his business website or service in all the news, then it's smart and you can say "publicity for $440. Otherwise, it's just a stupid stunt that wasted everyone's time -- the IRS, the media, you and me (reading it and reacting to it).