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Yes? My math was very naive (no tax impacts positive or negative) but even if he phased in the change on day one (as opposed to the 3 years he is planning on),
by kondro 12y ago
Yes?
My math was very naive (no tax impacts positive or negative) but even if he phased in the change on day one (as opposed to the 3 years he is planning on), it would move his $2.2m profit (assuming that is before tax) to $1.6m.
As the only (majority?) shareholder, wouldn't that be sufficient to live comfortably off… assuming stagnant growth?
[edit: sorry, my above comment was meant to originally be posted to the parent, rather than the comment I posted this too… if only I could reassign it!]
- harmegido 12y agoI'm pretty sure you folks are arguing in the same direction.