Comments (14)

• @alexinrichmond ♥ 1 2024-05-23

  This does not seem legal. The foundation has to have a purpose other than tax shelter. This seems fraudulent to me.

• @jecklinray ♥ 1 2024-05-18

  Ain’t that simple. Foundation rules are strict. The bill and Melinda Gates foundation has given away between 50 and $60 billion. It still has over $50 billion unfortunately most of that money went to controlling interest in agriculture, manufacturing other ways to control society. It’s a scam the deprives us taxpayers of money that should’ve been paid and managed by the government, regardless of what you think of the government. Our country would’ve benefited far more than the private interest that the bill and Melinda Gates foundation give to.

• @connoisseurr ♥ 1 2024-05-14

  @edwardcollins_upleveled

• @bkblake ♥ 1 2024-05-13

  You said you can take money as salary from the foundation as a director? Does that director then pay tax on the salary I come you take out? Whats tax free about that?

• @edna_love333 ♥ 1 2024-05-10

  ❤️

• @edna_love333 ♥ 1 2024-05-10

  Yes

• @anthonybecoming 2026-05-09

  If you do something to help the community can be considered a private foundation?

• @nexlevel_tax 2025-10-28

  👏

• @alexinrichmond 2024-05-23

  @edwardcollins_upleveled

• @dad_danb 2024-05-20

  That is so great that this guy can afford to live on 30% less income while he’s scamming his way to no taxes. If you just keep moving money around fast enough you get to go ice climbing with him! Yea!

• @pratikpatel335 2024-05-16

  How can I set up something like that

• @positive.anarchy 2024-05-14

  Can’t you do the same thing with some types of insurance?

• @mr.riddell_master_p_ 2024-05-13

  Is this Canadian

• @burgett7825 2024-05-12

  Bullshit