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2026. 8. 31. 작업

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scenario8 said: thegreenhell said: scenario8 said: Can only think there s more than meets the eye with the value placed on that electric Ferrari.It was a charity lot, so the winning bidder, if a US taxpayer, could write off that amount of their tax bill. Obviously only billionaires would want or be able to reduce their tax bill by $40m.Well, yes, but (as typed last night in another thread), as someone with a bit of exposure to UHNW Individuals, their charitable giving, and the working of trans-national Trust and Foundations, it s not obvious why that potential (and probable) tax write down

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hurstg01 said: Given the new owner of the Luce - a billionaire philanthropist, optometrist and inventor who has done wonders in his field over the years - also bought the SP3 last year for that ridiculous amount of $26m he seems to know what he's doing. I was pleased to read about him and his achievements, as it made me 'feel better' that it wasnt someone just insta-nobody writing it off against profits etcGood to hear some detail, thanks.Successful applications to a household name foundation (or a foundation containing a household name) of even ten grand can take a year or more and involve scrutiny by lawyers that could at market rates (“our side” usually covered by pro bono work) equal the value of thr gift. A bid of $40,000,000 was unlikely to be spontaneous after a glass too many!He must have quite th3 relationship with the Ferrari foundation.