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Wednesday, May 30, 2018 1:06:17 PM
It seems strange that the "Tax Office" would now want to tax assets, if they had never done so before, simply because they are being shifted to a public, rather than a private company.
And, GIFA must also provide audited financials to FINRA, prior to any Corporate actions. That would include assets, as well as revenue numbers for the previous 2 years. Why aren't those numbers used to satisfy the questions of the "Tax Office"?
Something is not ringing true here.
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