Freeport-McMoRan (FCX)

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What you are doing sir is undermining the truth as to what treasury stock is. The tax’s are prepaid on any credit offered based on the contract. The government allows a credit once the funds come in play. This is a deficit on the government books but a credit on the company books. This credit because of the contract for payment is run through the loss side of the cash flow statement as a cash settlement.


Yes money is borrowed but equity is also realeased.

This procedure prevents money laundering from taken place as well the legit revenue sales including the tax’s paid. One has to know that it’s not the company who pays the tax’s but it passed onto the consumer. Yes there is a corporate tax for any funds or equity given that is held back until taken out of the corporation. This will show up as share holders debt “ outstanding shares “.

Can a company get in trouble by offering credit. They can but not for the full amount if its returned cancelling the government credit returning that portion of the funds and any previous tax’s paid too a 100% of the loss.

A company can buy back equity but again tax’s must be paid before and after the transaction. Both corporate and sales and service tax’s are held in credit until the disposal or sale of the equity. A disposal the credit is cancelled and returned. On a sale it will depend on the sale and the costs associated with the sale. Often it’s moved into a different entity where the government credit will become a receivable, payable. If the payable will be added to the bank loan to show up as a credit from the company back to the government and its affiliate bank under contract to up hold the banking act rules.

Can’t be messing with investors heads with all this jibberish.