The celebrity CEO pays all his expenses through a company credit card that is then paid by those various companies. He is so leveraged that he doesn't actually have any money of his own, other than the $3-4K a month he gets as a paycheck. Oh, and that money goes into a relative's bank account.
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ReplyDeleteIllegal, of course.
ReplyDeleteCould the one who likes to call men 'paedos' end up in prison with the real ones?
ReplyDeleteI'd giggle my gooseberries off if he did.
How is he paying Heard's legal fees or that other one whatever he pays?
ReplyDeleteAre you saying that we here are doing better financially than Elon Musk? That's a highly entertaining thought.
ReplyDeleteHe does have quite a lot to pay out for penicillin.
DeleteThis is a lot of CEO’s- small salary, lots of stock options, bonuses, etc. and you can make anything a business expense. This blind is a yawn.
ReplyDeleteYou fool lol, you dont understand what that means when a person is being leveraged? That means musk or zuck or whomever is on someones leash, which has pretty interesting implications.
DeleteYou’re right, I have no idea what I’m talking about as I retired in my late 30’s- mostly due to the fact that I could expense most of my costs back to my company and then pocket all my paycheck while you work your 50 years to get your gold plated watch and nothing to show.
DeleteWhat Bonby is saying is that "leveraged" doesn't necessarily have anything to do with money.
DeleteHigh emoluments and low wages is the way to go.
ReplyDeleteImagine if Musk ever took over Netflix?
ReplyDeleteEnty would soil himself with excited rage.
And what if he married Emilia Clarke?
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ReplyDelete@e.non Good guess. And he's hiding his taxes...
ReplyDeleteJokes gonna be on the people who are salivating to get ahold of Trump's tax returns. They are clean as a whistle. Got audited nearly every year.
DeleteOne more hill the left will die fighting on. He's pushing to make every elected official AND their entire family undergo an annual audit. He will go first, as BAIT to get this passed.
Learn to do math, e.non and Studio54. The current salary for a President of the US is $400,000/year, another $50k for expenses, $19k for entertainment and tax-free travel allowance of $100k/year. Even if it's just based on salary, it's a lot more than $3-4k/month paycheck. Sheesh.
ReplyDeleteWas about to hop on and say the same thing. People have lost all their imagination
DeleteOrange Man bad
DeletePresident Trump refused the annual paycheck a President is entitled to.
DeleteMusk's net worth is in the billions. Like many CEOs, he takes a small salary. I guess it's possible that he is totally illiquid, but I doubt it. It would be easy for him to borrow against his ginormous holdings of Tesal or SpaceX. I checked the SEC site, and I couldn't see him ever selling Tesla stock.
ReplyDeleteNetflix going in the same direction as hollywood movies? Down?
ReplyDelete@monkeyweather: Yeah, that's why he's hiding them. You always go out of your way to cover up the things that make you look good and honest, which for Trump, are nothing.
ReplyDeleteMusk isn't the only one with possible self-interest in helping Heard: Franco, the ACLU and other orgs touting her as an abuse survivor, Depp's former advisors, the media who ran with Heard's unverified videos, photos and stories.
ReplyDelete@monkeyweather: Con Artist, multi bankruptcies Trump donated his 400k paycheck, and gets MILLIONS from the Secret Service who HAVE TO stay at his branded properties when he does, which is ALMOST EVERY WEEKEND in the Winter, Spring and Summer. And he also has his VP Pence stay at his property in Ireland, on the other side of the country from his meeting, which was in Dublin. And he directs the Air Force to stay at his Scottish golf course, which is billed to the USG and we the taxpayers. And the con man had to back out of having the G-7 at his own Trump Doral next year.
ReplyDeleteActually, a preliminary report came out recently by people who saw the paperwork. Trump had two sets of books, reporting one set of numbers to bank lenders, inflating the values and profits of his properties so he could qualify for more loans, and he reported a second set of numbers to the IRS< which depicted the same properties at losses and much less valuable. His taxes aren't clean at all.
ReplyDeleteTrump is actually in quite a bit of trouble.
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ReplyDeleteSo tell us TDS sufferer, is this the same third party witness who heard it straight from Clinton's own lawyers? Or is this another Ukrainian source getting busted for taking money from Biden and is willing to lie to save their own skin?
Guess you don't even have the balls to say unnamed sources with third party gossip.
By the way, as soon as Trump's taxes get "legally" released then all public servants AND government retirees will have legal precedent to be exposed in the court of public opinion.
Any A lister with legal ties to NGO's that have government contracts (they all do) will be next. Worried?
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Delete"...soil himself with excited rage." Worthy of the bard himself.
ReplyDeleteActually, Do Tell, I saw this as well. It was ProPublica. In case anyone is interested, the link is:
ReplyDeletehttps://www.google.com/amp/s/www.propublica.org/article/trump-inc-podcast-never-before-seen-trump-tax-documents-show-major-inconsistencies/amp
Happy Monday.
JUST IGNORE THE INSANE TRUMPSTERS....SICK FUCKS THAT THEY ARE! Y'all know you are going to rot in hell forever don't you? and you deserve it just like he does.
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DeleteLOL! It will be fun to watch 4 more years of people trying to come up with the next thing to take Trump down.
ReplyDeleteRemember, the only person to blame is Hillary, for hijacking your party in 2016 and keeping actual electable candidates out of the Dem primaries.
You should be ashamed of yourself but alas you have no shame. You don’t deserve this country or it’s freedom
DeleteHAHAHAHAHAHA +1000 Count J. The YouTube vids of the rivers of tears will be outstanding. Again.
ReplyDeleteWhen you reach a certain income level, you are audited. Every. Single. Fucking. Year. You pay tens of thousands of dollars to accountants, usually former IRS commissioners, to keep your ass out of the pokey or negotiating against exorbitant fees and interest. Right after the New Year, the stress begins and the stacks of documentation begin. The IRS. Balls lick ‘em.
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