There's not much of a story here. He's making it a non-profit effectively, so he's not going to be personally getting income, and therefore no tax. That the f

There's not much of a story here. He's making it a non-profit effectively, so he's not going to be personally getting income, and therefore no tax. That the family controls the non-profit is one thing, but they're not going to financially benefit from it in a significant way. I mean, their airfare and hotels are going to be paid forever though ... This is just taxes in a straight forward way: profit/income = tax, otherwise not. His kids aren't getting the assets, so no generational tax. It's just straightforward as one should expect it to be for the most part.