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To: Kirk © who wrote (4335)	10/12/2016 10:21:01 PM
From: Robohogs	Respond to of 26439

It may be unseemly but it is not illegal. Nothing for IRS to do.

To: Kirk © who wrote (4335)	10/13/2016 10:19:30 AM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26439

Good Morning Kirk, Excellent read. Once everything is paid for and enough income is at hand - the next thing to do is grow your nest egg. When Goldman Sachs and GE saw a cash flow stoppage in 2008 - they knew who to call. When the nest egg is of a huge size - it allows you to buy the big deals. The partner for H J Heinz knew who to call. They have the same MO as Buffet - run every thing lean and collect tax free cash. Makes one feel pretty good about owning the a share or two ! Tax free till you sell it and make capital gains or give it to a foundation and never pay taxes. When Warren gets real about higher taxes - he'll say tax deductions on charitable givings to foundation should be stopped as a loop hole. I say make it simple and equal for all with a progressive rate based on income and no deductions / loop holes. The alternative tax credit should also go with any forced increase in the minimum wage rate. There is so much "under the table" / side job income being skated as well. Bob P.S. temps got down to 35 last night - I spent the day harvesting all the ripe tomatoes - I'll be shipping your package early next week at the latest.