George Soros to Enjoy ‘Shared Sacrifice’ of Paying $6.7 Billion Tax
Via Joe
George Soros is often called the “Godfather of the Left” for supporting a worldwide network of progressive causes
with over $550 million in donations. But the world’s 27th wealthiest
person–according to Forbes–with a net worth of about $30 billion has
allegedly used tax deferral to prevent paying any taxes on $13.3 billion
profit. Now, according to an Irish regulatory filing by Soros, he will
soon be enjoying the shared sacrifice of paying a 50 percent tax that
will wipeout a quarter of his net worth.
Yeah, he will pay his fair share of taxes just like Al Sharpton.
ReplyDeleteHa! :) I can't believe he gets away with this crap.
DeleteAh! The privilege of money. It is all that makes him superior.
ReplyDeleteYuo! :) Superior to some last souls. :)
DeleteWe'll see if he actually pays this or not. Soros has a habit of spending ten cents on the dollar to buy the necessary people and laws to save him that other 90cents.
ReplyDeleteSoros did not get rich by creating a product or service. His money does not come from something useful. It was virtually ALL from manipulating the system, often
by the use of political influence. Bankrupting him would be a fitting punishment for
his crimes against humanity.
Bankrupting him would be a fitting punishment for his crimes against humanity.
DeleteYes, but his commie friends would help him out I am sure, though still good.
I'm not so sure his 'commie friends' would help him out. It's not a creed known for benevolence or trustworthiness. It's one noted for being willing
Deleteto sacrifice others 'for the good of the cause'. I suspect that if Soros was bankrupted he would be discarded by his evil associates just as fast as he has discarded others who ceased to be useful to him.