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Family will have no choice but to sell a large portion of the music rights Given that the Prince estate will be worth far more than the 5 million dollar exemption, they are going to have to come up with cash to pay the 40% tax on anything above that. I doubt there's enough in the non music assets to pay the bill. Unless some billionaire decides to step in, look for one of the big three music companies to buy in and exert significant if not all the control. This is exactly what prince didnt want but unless theres a $100m sittinf in cash somewhere, the family likely has little choice | |
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That makes sense. I hadn't thought about that, but yes, an inheritance comes with taxes. | |
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Taxes are theft. | |
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trump to the trescue | |
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Not necessarily. Depending upon how his various assets are legally filed, whether as LLC, or other types of corporations, they may avoid estate tax. The heirs would do well to maintain his business holdings as his estate intact can continue to generate revenue, from which they can draw yearly disbursements. | |
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Yeah that is why a will made sense. Taxes. What are you outraged about today? CNN has not told you yet? | |
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Truly sad. | |
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There are a few options that would keep the music rights in the family. First, the family could borrow against them for the estate tax. I doubt that would be a hard loan to get, although they'd have to put up all the music rights as collateral, so they'd better not miss a payment. | |
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Taxes are theft. Some taxes certainly are and this is one of them. | |
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What is shocking is George Michael is worth more than him. All you others say Hell Yea!! | |
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Taxes are theft. haha All you others say Hell Yea!! | |
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Keenly, property is theft. All you others say Hell Yea!! | |
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The bank drilled the vault open. wow. Please, fam, don't fuck with the glory. All you others say Hell Yea!! | |
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and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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Disagree. Why should I subsidize Tyka and her sibling's windfall?
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There are other assets to be sold though. For instance he supposedly owned real estate all around MPLS that might be worth millions. Selling off the music rights should be a last resort, considering how much these estates increase in value after death (Hendrix, Elvis, Cobain, etc.) ¡The Future Is Ours, If You Can Count! https://www.youtube.com/w...A_zTY0qWWk | |
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