Re:Uber used 50 Dutch shell companies to dodge taxes on $6B ...
by staplers on Thursday May 13, 2021 @02:33AM
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I think the idea is that you "pay" the charity instead of the tax man.
This in turn allows you to take income from the charity (as an advisor/board member/fake title) so you're getting some back (with 40% taxed as income) via charity "employment".
Then as a cherry on top, you get to push headlines that you are altruistic and have buildings named after you.
Also, your friends can be advisors/board members for your charity and donate you gifts.
This in turn allows you to take income from the charity (as an advisor/board member/fake title) so you're getting some back (with 40% taxed as income) via charity "employment".
Then as a cherry on top, you get to push headlines that you are altruistic and have buildings named after you.
Also, your friends can be advisors/board members for your charity and donate you gifts.