Eduardo Saverin -que vive en Singapur- tomó la decisión pocos días antes del ingreso de Facebook a la bolsa, para evitar pagar impuestos sobre el % de participación que tiene en la propiedad de la mayor red social del mundo.
La legislación del país del norte obliga a los ciudadanos a pagar impuestos independiente de dónde vivan. Se calcula que Saverin tendría un % no superior al 4%, pero que sería equivalente a unos 3.200 millones de dólares.
La noticia se dio a conocer a pocos días de la esperada salida de Facebook a la bolsa, que se estima alcanzará un valor de más de 80.000 millones de dólares.
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Flabio dijo:
Jun 13, 2012
I have worked as a sicoal worker since 1980 in both state and nonprofit organizations. I visited crowded state institutions, small group homes, and worked with individuals to insure that the best possible care was provided. We even started a small group home in 1987. My Mother is in a nursing home, and one of my friends is a cook there and she uses sign language. Of course, I only experienced signing in English. I think what you are doing to bring sign language to a larger world is fantastic. I pray that you will have great success, and benefit many individuals. (Have you all seen the short 1992 film: Beethoven Lives Upstairs? It is one of my favorite films.) Maybe others have mentioned this film, but you can have access to it on Utube, and elsewhere. I have tried to include it here, but my dyslexia and net skills may cause problems, but please check the film out.Beethoven lives upstairs (5)