Blackstone Code Chapter 175: Taxes and adoption

Lynch never thought it was a shame to pay too little in taxes, and never thought so.

There was once a rich man who was proud to tell others that he would file a full tax return on his income every time, and that the main source of his income was that he hired himself, and that he was barely able to make a living. salary.

Some people even wrote articles about this, praising the rich man's actions and taking him as the conscience of society.

But these people will never tell the public how much the rich man paid in full in taxes, because they are ashamed to say it, which is not good for the rich man's image in the eyes of the public.

Paying less taxes will make his social image very poor. Lynch doesn't want to be a person who is abandoned by the "mainstream group" of society, that is, the middle and lower classes of society, so he will not be so Do.

He always believed that the greater the ability, the greater the wealth, the greater the responsibility, and the greater the need to set an example.

Villa knew about Lynch's request from the beginning, and he even wanted to pay taxes in full at first.

At this point she was also a little curious, "How much income do I have to deal with, maybe I should have a plan ahead."

"Not a lot!" Lynch said casually, "More than a million in cash and some shares."

These words are really irritating, if that's not a lot, then what's a lot?

Villa rolled her eyes. She liked the feeling of getting along with Lynch very much. There was no strict hierarchy between superiors and subordinates, and sometimes everyone would joke with each other.

They seemed a little more intimate than a normal friend relationship, but not too close, and she enjoyed it, and it made her feel at ease.

Using her professional knowledge, she gave a set of plans that she thought would actually be most beneficial to Lynch's legal tax avoidance, roughly meaning to turn "income" into "capital increase", which belongs to investment income, and is used in personal If you don't benefit from it, you don't need to pay tax on it.

At the same time, the company does not need to pay tax because it is not sales or business income, and naturally there is no tax problem.

Of course, some legal tricks are needed here. After completion, the money can be placed in the corporate account of Lynch's personal holding company. What's more interesting is that this company has only one Lynch from top to bottom. people.

Then Lynch can freely spend the "public funds" belonging to the company for various private consumption in the name of the company. Because he is an independent shareholder, he will not hold himself accountable.

When he felt that it was almost the same, he could use other methods to "bankrupt" the company, and then through some means, he signed an agreement with the property rights party at a very low price in his own name, and won the All company property.

Most of the time, the property owner ends up being the bank.

Reasonable and legal, a large amount of taxable assets enter people's pockets through several links that are not mysterious to some people, and they do not need to bear any excess legal responsibility, even if the federal government The tax office is having a hard time finding a way to deal with them.

There may be some moral problems in doing so, but for capitalists, morality can only exist in charity gala held to save money.

As for life?

That's impossible, morality can't sell for money, they won't keep these things!

Lynch didn't make a statement. Vila naturally knew that her ideal tax avoidance plan had not been approved by Lynch. This happened several times. She felt a little uncomfortable at first, but now it has started. Habit.

Lynch's strength is different from other people's strength and easier to accept. Of course, only Vera may think so.

Later she came up with a new plan. Lynch would probably have to pay taxes for the transaction roughly divided into two parts, the cash part, and the cross-shareholding part. Generally speaking, Vila can help him Reduce the tax rate legally and reasonably.

"With a rough estimate, you probably have to pay at least sixteen points of tax on this transaction." In fact, it could be reduced, but Lynch disagreed.

Lynch nodded with satisfaction. "Please work harder. I hope that the proof of tax payment can be well preserved."

"Of course!", Vera has become accustomed to Lynch's requirements for details. He always requires that any bills should not be less, not lost, and properly stored, as if someone wanted to check his accounts anytime, anywhere. Same.

After talking about this, Vila returned to work soon. She was in charge of the company and Lynch's personal financial accounts.

Branch offices around the world are in the process of being established, and various expenses and income are constantly generated. Most of them need to be reviewed in the end.

Not long after Vera was gone, two fourteen- and fifteen-year-olds knocked on Lynch's office door.

Their faces are a little more rosy than before, and their days are not bad recently. Lynch has also negotiated with the orphanage where they are about adopting these children.

Under federal law, an unmarried person cannot adopt a child, and people will question whether the adopter has the knowledge needed to raise the child and their motives.

Especially after a single middle-aged man continuously adopted and killed multiple girls, shaking the whole world, people have very rigid standards for the conditions of adoption.

But it's only when people have the time and energy to pay attention to these marginalized people, and it's clearly not that kind of time now!

The welfare home finally agreed to Lynch's request, and there were no girls among the children he adopted, which avoided the most sensitive bottom line in society. People always subconsciously ignore these problems.

The two children came here to deliver news to Lynch, and the head of the orphanage invited him to talk about the rest.

Then Lynch took a car and two and a half children to the St. Sunlight Welfare Institute in Sabine City. Its predecessor was a monastery, and later it became a welfare home. .

Many monasteries have also undertaken the work of welfare institutions. In the commercialized capitalist market, these places have gradually changed their shape, but some things have remained, such as the abbot in monastic clothes, and The nuns who acted as staff.

"You are very welcome, kind Mr. Lynch!", the director of the orphanage hurried out of the office, slightly out of breath.

He looks in his fifties, is bald, wears round black-rimmed glasses, and has very pronounced nasolabial folds that make him look serious and intimidating.

At this time, even if there was a smile on his face, it was difficult for people to feel that it was a smile, more like a strange expression that could not be explained.

The ancient monastery is covered with moss and some vines, which is very historical. Some people are standing in the distance and secretly observing the situation here. They dare not approach, and even leave quickly because of the eyes of some nuns .

It can be seen that the abbot and his nuns are very authoritative here.

Lynch reached out and shook hands with him. Under the guidance of the dean, the two entered the dean's office, where there were group photos of some deans of past dynasties and some possibly celebrities, and some Donation instruments.

"Please sit down!" The dean looked very solemn. A young nun brought light tea to the two of them, simple scented tea, with a less strong fragrance and a fragrance that many people liked. Prices are not that high either.

After a short pause, the dean said, "Mr. Lynch, in fact, until now, I don't agree with your adoption proposal. You are still very young and cannot meet the standard..."

He stopped talking, maybe because he didn't get the feedback he wanted from Lynch's face, or maybe because he felt that he was too boring to say these words now, he sighed.

Just as he was about to say something, Lynch took a check out of his pocket and put it on the table.

There is no word more powerful than a check at a time like this. The Dean's attention was drawn to it all at once. He stretched out his hands as if to touch, but closed When it came back, Lynch lightly pressed a corner of it with a cup.

"A cash check, any bank can cash it directly, and transfer the money to any account at the request of the holder of the check!" Lynch said slowly, he looked up at the hospital Long, "The meaningless dialogue that we all know can be ignored. Just give me the documents, and no one will know what the numbers are on this check."

Lynch will only leave this time with the adoption documents. These documents are the basis for these children to be able to pay social insurance in the future, otherwise it will be difficult for them to get a social security number, which is why they have freedom, but Still have to rely on orphanages.

The dean retorted somewhat weakly, "It's not what you think!", but soon he returned to his desk and handed the adoption papers that had been sorted to Lynch.

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Those children have been doing child labor outside. They rarely go back to the orphanage. They will leave when they are sixteen. This also provides an opportunity to operate from it. Anyway, people in the orphanage will not know about those Whether the child was adopted or has been working outside, except for the dean himself.

Looking at the pile of adoption certificates, Lynch took a look at it in his hand. When he confirmed that there was no major problem, he picked up the cup and took a sip, which happened to let out the cheque that was held down by a corner.

The cheque fell into the dean's hands immediately. He looked at the numbers on the cheque with a satisfied look in his eyes.

Of course, even the director of a welfare home must have certain acting skills. He quietly put the check into the pocket of his clothes, took off his eyes, squeezed the bridge of his nose and squeezed out some tears , "I really miss these children!"

A slightly sarcastic sneer appeared on the corner of Lynch's mouth, "You are such a kind person!"

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