Musk Proposes to Buy Twitter for Original Price of $54.20 a Share

Ponderer

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You want to support the position that "Net profit is the biggest determinant of sustainability" ?
Net profit is the reason for the existence of a business.
It's what a business is all about.
A business is about making money.
But you know this, right? ;)
 

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Net profit is the reason for the existence of a business.
It's what a business is all about.
A business is about making money.
But you know this, right? ;)
Do you know that net profit and dividends are taxed?
 

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There's a guy I watch on YT with a wife and 5 kids.
People call him an incel because he supports traditional relationships.
That is hilarious.

Who is it? (always on the lookout for new YT)
 

Pegasus

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Let's try again.

True or false? "Net profit is the biggest determinant of sustainability"


Just to add to that.


Why would you want to pay 40% or more tax on that when....

you can do this and pay less than 3%?




Unlike those who work for a living, most wealthy individuals have their wealth contained in assets like stock or real estate and don’t need a salary. That means they are only taxed if they decide to sell their assets, at which point any capital gains would be recognized and taxed. But the ultra-wealthy don’t need to sell their assets to generate billions of dollars in untaxed income. Billionaires can take out special low-interest loans with their assets as collateral. That money works just like any kind of income, but it isn’t taxed like it. Since the loans are not considered income, billionaires can reap the growing value of their assets without ever triggering a tax bill.
 

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Rekieta
He's moved over to Rumble for all his live stuff these days.
Ah yes (I had it was a suspicion it was rackets when you said he had 5 children). Already consume a huge amount of his content. His show has gotten a lot better since moving to Rumble.

Probably going to drop a few Ront to join the locals chat for the dumpster defender trial. The memes are going to be insane.
 

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As apposed to the old model where you had to be some kind of public figure to get a blue tick. Lol.

I understand why you're so upset. Elon just took something the left hold sacred and he's selling it for cheap to anybody. Now how will you know if someone is an authority figure?
:ROFL:

Is "the left" new swart gevaar?
 

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Its clear at this point that if elon knew what was good for him, he would come here to this thread to get much needed advice on how to run his businesses, cos obviously the worlds richest man knows nothing :giggle:
 

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Its clear at this point that if elon knew what was good for him, he would come here to this thread to get much needed advice on how to run his businesses, cos obviously the worlds richest man knows nothing :giggle:

We already have resident legal expert @cerebus representing Amber Heard :cool:

Imagine if Eelawn appoints resident business expert @quovadis as Twitter CEO :love:
 

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Do you know that net profit and dividends are taxed?
Yes.
And?
Your point is?

All I said was that Net Profit is the reason for a business - it's what a business is about - it's to make a profit - it's to "make" (earn) money.
 

Pegasus

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Yes.
And?
Your point is?

All I said was that Net Profit is the reason for a business - it's what a business is about - it's to make a profit - it's to "make" (earn) money.

Yes, in high school accounting that is 100% correct.
That is what I was taught.
 

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Just to add to that.


Why would you want to pay 40% or more tax on that when....

you can do this and pay less than 3%?




Unlike those who work for a living, most wealthy individuals have their wealth contained in assets like stock or real estate and don’t need a salary. That means they are only taxed if they decide to sell their assets, at which point any capital gains would be recognized and taxed. But the ultra-wealthy don’t need to sell their assets to generate billions of dollars in untaxed income. Billionaires can take out special low-interest loans with their assets as collateral. That money works just like any kind of income, but it isn’t taxed like it. Since the loans are not considered income, billionaires can reap the growing value of their assets without ever triggering a tax bill.
You familiar with the fable "The Goose that Laid the Golden Eggs"?
In case you are not, it's the wealthy (Geese) that lay these (golden) "eggs".
 
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