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Offer a loop-hole? If someone went as far as putting the money in an escrow account to buy out your asset, you could retroactively increase the declared value.
by _nalply 3y ago
Offer a loop-hole?
If someone went as far as putting the money in an escrow account to buy out your asset, you could retroactively increase the declared value. This of course has a price: You need to retroactively pay the tax for a few years and a surcharge for the expenses of your buyer.
This could be repeated, similar to an auction.