FEMA is doing nothing....

Earl claims his son sold the company, and then gave Earl $27.5 million in a "private deal." That is realized capital gains, which Earl says is part of a "private deal" between father and son, so no taxes were owed... Obviously, that is nonsense. Now Earl says he has taken that money and invested it with a financial advisor who can guarantee no less than 10% returns, with no possibility of anything less than that. Again that is some major red flags, but it is also taking realized capital gains and investing them in something else.
You have already shown you don't know tax law, Sybil. Don't continue to try to prove it.
 
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