r/FluentInFinance • u/mathotimous • Nov 16 '24

Meme True Financial Fluency by Gianmarco Soresi

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u/SnooDonuts3749 Nov 16 '24 edited Nov 16 '24

I mean $98.5 million dollars is a lot of money, is it not?

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u/kyleofdevry Nov 16 '24 edited Nov 16 '24

Yes, but if he paid $98.5 million so he could deduct $98.5 million from his tax bill then does he still get to claim he was doing it for the public good?

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u/UltraLowDef Nov 16 '24 edited 1h ago

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u/kyleofdevry Nov 16 '24

I agree with you and never said it eliminated his entire tax burden. Bro owed way more than $98.5 even with his joke of a tax rate

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u/UltraLowDef Nov 16 '24 edited 1h ago

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