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Non-Tech : Kirk's Market Thoughts
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To: Jerome who wrote (1877)9/15/2014 12:41:06 PM
From: Kirk ©  Read Replies (1) of 26742
 
In exchange for a much lower corp tax or eliminating it all together, I am hoping they eliminate "carried interest" tax loophole as even my friends and clients who work as VCs have admitted privately that it isn't really fair.

But... you can see Bill Ackman is already making plans to preserve the tax rate with his new fund...

25% corp tax rate in Netherlands is just a tiny bit above 20% cap gains tax plus Obamacare excise tax he currently gets with the carried interest loophole.

Corporate tax in the Netherlands
A Dutch company is subject to 25% corporate tax ("vennootschapsbelasting") on its worldwide profits. Certain items of income, however, are exempt from tax and certain costs are non-deductible.
Seeking Cash for Bigger Bets, Ackman Nears Public Offering of a Fund
Bill Ackman is planning to file for an IPO of a new fund on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, to be called Pershing Square Holdings. The fund has already raised more than $1.5B in commitments from European pension funds, as well as U.S. hedge funds, and will allow for raising permanent capital that is not subject to investor redemptions. The new fund will be separate from Ackman's $13B Pershing Square Capital Management.
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While the idea for a public listing has been in the works for several years, Pershing Square has outperformed most other hedge funds this year, adding to its appeal. The firm has returned more than 30 percent to investors since the beginning of the year, doing significantly better than the Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index, which has gained more than 8 percent this year.
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