07-06-25 panasonic
Pilly, USA made it simple so wealthy people don't need to pay complicated structures.
Ultra high, yes, they need more complex structures, but above $30M they should have no problem to pay estate lawyers that know the loopholes. |
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07-06-25 pillz
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07-06-25 pillz
USA first $22M are exempt,
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in Belgium they will pay six million , cool no ? |
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07-06-25 pillz
| in Belgium one pay 27% tax on the half you owned ... cool tax clowns .... it is only in 4 months , but I will need to react on my margin account for the reserve margin to stay as I like it ... |
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07-06-25 panasonic
ChatGpt says $15M per individual so couple is $30M starting 2026.
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07-06-25 panasonic
Pilly, that is really a tax hell :-(
USA first $22M are exempt, not sure with the new tax bill, they wanted to increase that amount even higher. |
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07-06-25 savo
Each country has its own set of rules
pana... the US is probably very clear about this... europe ... as pillz says is foggy |
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07-06-25 pillz
i was always told that joint account go directly to the surviving spouse.
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yes but the tax clowns need to take tax on half of this acc.
and btw we where married without contract , everything is half/half even if it is on my name ... the clown will take tax on half of my acc.'ts also .... |
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07-06-25 panasonic
Each country has its own set of rules.
USA accounts jtwros, the money goes directly to the holder without limits. |
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07-06-25 savo
including joint accounts - have been blocked.
this is new for me... i was always told that joint account go directly to the surviving spouse. |
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07-06-25 panasonic
Pilly, definitely you have better options than Belgium, stay near your grand kids, there is no better medicine than family.
I'm in Miami with my kuds and grand kid, daily trading keeps my mind active,, family & friends vitamins for the soul. |
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07-06-25 pillz
| she told me on the end , go to Israel you will be happy , yes in Israel I am more myself , each time we where there she said me I was different ( opener ) with all the people .... |
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07-06-25 pillz
| my other daughter Caroline is traveling all the time from London to New - York to Paris , Milan etc... |
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07-06-25 pillz
I think in one year i will go to live in Israel , Belgium was my wife choice and i respected it ... but now I am alone I think i will go to Israel and btw 10 years no TAX :-)
my daughter Cathy will probably also follow me with her man and 3 children .... |
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07-06-25 pillz
| this was a translation from Dutch .... my IB Ireland acc. is still not blocked ... so I hope i can continue to trade on Monday .., if it is blocked I will go to my lawyer above my notaries ... and I am sure I will win this crazy administration ... all those blocked funds are from the tax authorities , they are afraid , I don't know why ??? |
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07-06-25 pillz
Sooo is the administration in Belgium ... after the death of my spouse ....
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Dear notary,
As you know, after the recent death of my wife, all our accounts - including joint accounts - have been blocked. I fully understand the legal procedures and I know that I have an appointment with you on Thursday.
However, I am currently in a difficult position, because I no longer have access to money, including for daily necessities and urgent bills. I would therefore be very grateful if you could urgently request a partial release of funds from at least one of the accounts (of ING), in order to bridge this interim period.
Please let me know what information or documents you need from my side to sort this out as soon as possible. (I have sent all the balances of June 30 (date of death) of all the accounts to you), so I don't see any tax problem to open at least 1 account, preferably that of ING, because that's where all the invoices come in ...
Thank you in advance for your understanding and help in these challenging circumstances.
With kind regards,
Pill R.
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07-06-25 panasonic
Savo, of course, that's why me say they have to grow some balls.
China now more frontal when they say "they need Russia to win this war", so EU left between a sword and hard place: inflation or let the Russians win to please China.
Sleeping with the enemy.... |
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07-06-25 victor
LVL= village idiot
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Una negociación bien estructurada no solo favorecería a Estados Unidos. También puede traducirse en beneficios concretos para el pueblo venezolano, que debe ser el único protagonista de su lucha política interna y a quien las sanciones, lejos de ayudarle, lo debilitan y desmotivan. |
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07-05-25 savo
Luis Vicente Leon
@luisvicenteleon
En junio, todos los reportes internacionales sobre Venezuela coinciden en dos hechos clave:
1.La producción petrolera se ha mantenido relativamente estable, a pesar de las sanciones. Se confirma, en el caso venezolano, una realidad ya observada en múltiples experiencias globales: las sanciones activan curvas de aprendizaje que permiten adaptación y continuidad operativa.
2.El petróleo que antes se dirigía a Estados Unidos y al mercado occidental bajo condiciones comerciales seguras y competitivas, ahora fluye casi exclusivamente hacia Asia, en particular hacia China, que lo recibe con descuentos, ventajas logísticas y crecientes oportunidades para participar directamente en la producción a futuro. A ello se suman nuevas puertas abiertas en los mercados venezolanos de minerales estratégicos, oro, hierro, acero, tecnología y salud.
Los discursos pro-sanción pueden sonar rimbombantes, pero la realidad siempre termina imponiéndose.
Estados Unidos necesita repensar su estrategia.
No se trata de respaldar ideas extremas promovidas por ciertos liderazgos venezolanos que, insólitamente, abogan por bloqueos marítimos, aislamientos financieros, deportaciones sumarias o incluso intervenciones militares.
Se trata de diseñar una política energética y comercial racional e inteligente, que le permita a Estados Unidos aprovechar las ventajas de su propia región.
Una negociación bien estructurada no solo favorecería a Estados Unidos. También puede traducirse en beneficios concretos para el pueblo venezolano, que debe ser el único protagonista de su lucha política interna y a quien las sanciones, lejos de ayudarle, lo debilitan y desmotivan. |
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07-05-25 savo
tariffs on all Chinese goods starting at 20% with 1% more on each day w/o ceasefire from the Russian side.
pana.. who do you think will bear the brunt of those tariffs?
The european consumer.
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07-05-25 victor
Musk
Increasing the deficit from an already insane $2T under Biden to $2.5T.
This will bankrupt the country.
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07-05-25 panasonic
Abt. Ukraine joining NATO, there is no chicken-egg story on "who came first."
Russia sent troops and took Crimea, so Ukraine requested to join NATO.
Veni example is not applicable in this case. |
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07-05-25 panasonic
Savo, yes but if EU really wants peace they should grow some balls:
1) Expel the Chinese envoy and tell him to come back once he uses the proper language, it is not a "war" it is an "invasion".
2) tariffs on all Chinese goods starting at 20% with 1% more on each day w/o ceasefire from the Russian side.
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07-05-25 savo
Incidentally... I wonder what the US would do if Russia and China decide to install in veni missiles pointing at NY and DC.
That is the same thing NATO was planing to do in Ukraine. |
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07-05-25 savo
pana.. chinese cars are bought European private citizens with their own money over which they have previously paid taxes.
Weapons to fight an unknown enemy have to be bought by the Public sector which has no money of its own other than the one that it extracts compulsory from the private sector, is in debt and runs large fiscal deficits.
What is the solution? more debt or more taxes?
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07-05-25 panasonic
Exclusive | China tells EU it does not want to see Russia lose its war in Ukraine.
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy/article/3316875/china-tells-eu-it-cannot-afford-russian-loss-ukraine-war-sources-say
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Remember you read it first in colores! (don't tell ruspan).
Speaking of banana republics, EU can't afford to defend itself still saves money buying cheap Chinese cars.
Bottom line, EU is financing the killing of Ukrainians. |
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