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SteelHands · 61-69, M
@Reason10 Loaning is a non sequitur or semantic distraction.
Anyone with an llc can apply for a tax waiver or sbl to cover costly permit fees, legal report obligations, or special supplies required to be on site and just sit there unused for safety concerns depreciatingif the guv wants something.
The statement about loans is playing on the unawareness of the average person so they can later bring out the "evidence" and make ppl feel misled.
Before Elon bought tesla some of the expense guarantors at that stage required a DOT cert and Interstate bond waiver
Similar twists in articles of incorporation likely in Paypal too.
Drop in an ocean. It's no big deal.
Anyone with an llc can apply for a tax waiver or sbl to cover costly permit fees, legal report obligations, or special supplies required to be on site and just sit there unused for safety concerns depreciatingif the guv wants something.
The statement about loans is playing on the unawareness of the average person so they can later bring out the "evidence" and make ppl feel misled.
Before Elon bought tesla some of the expense guarantors at that stage required a DOT cert and Interstate bond waiver
Similar twists in articles of incorporation likely in Paypal too.
Drop in an ocean. It's no big deal.
Reason10 · 70-79, M
@SteelHands You goose steppers claim TAXPAYER MONEY was given to Musk.
Now you're trying to dance around the truth.
Just admit it. You got called on the acts. YOU LOST THE ARGUMENT.
Move on.
Now you're trying to dance around the truth.
Just admit it. You got called on the acts. YOU LOST THE ARGUMENT.
Move on.
SteelHands · 61-69, M
@Reason10 Say what?
Go back and re read. This wasn't my post and it doesn't say Loans were issued to Musk.
It says they were issued to Tesla, which Musk didn't always own and wasn't even gone up for public specs until after Elon bought in.
Your trippin over nothing.
Go back and re read. This wasn't my post and it doesn't say Loans were issued to Musk.
It says they were issued to Tesla, which Musk didn't always own and wasn't even gone up for public specs until after Elon bought in.
Your trippin over nothing.
Kypro · 51-55, M
@SteelHands fortune is a business mag. $38 bil. Is a lot
SteelHands · 61-69, M
@Kypro Just consider this much.
38B in net transactions internationally at tier one, non private audited by the world's largest army of bean counters.
Less than 50% of that was tax deferential non bonded fully tax covered merchandise and copywritten and or patented methodologies that cost 500% more to develop than were sold.
You want to bring up your portfolios and unshroud your own high objects or achieves, feel free.
I can't wait to read about it, actually.
38B in net transactions internationally at tier one, non private audited by the world's largest army of bean counters.
Less than 50% of that was tax deferential non bonded fully tax covered merchandise and copywritten and or patented methodologies that cost 500% more to develop than were sold.
You want to bring up your portfolios and unshroud your own high objects or achieves, feel free.
I can't wait to read about it, actually.
Kypro · 51-55, M
@SteelHands so socialism
SteelHands · 61-69, M
@Kypro Wrong. Open bids for gov't contracts are free market capitalism.
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