excuse me the link doesn't work?
Thought so you are a lieing sob.
There are many ways to show profits disappears, a c-corporation is a corporation that is open to the public for trading which is what nV is. Now federal tax for a c-corp at its highest bracket is 35%, not to forget state income tax, which is varied by Calafornia (which is nV headquarters) is around another 20%, don't know the exact figures but total state and federal is 50% or around there. But this isn't all if money is withdrawn as salaries there is personal income tax to pay. Now when we have gross profits at the end of the fiscal year it is very advisable to reinvest the money in r&d or pay salaries in terms of bonuses, or what ever means possiable to get around taxes.
With a C-corp this can only be done up to a certain point. Because of public stock holders. Now this money that is left over is net profits. And this money is double taxed.
So again you don't know the differences of tax vs. net and gross profits. Yes nV had a 2 billion dollar a year gross profits about 1.5 to 1.8 billion of that was reinvested or disributed one way or the other. I have a good amount of shares in both nV and ATi and follow them regularly during times of card release.
Your link states that you lie since the post isn't there.
wtf man you are bs.
First you double talk, then you misrepressent information then lie and say I said something and when asked to show it, its a bad link?
you are pathetic
Thought so you are a lieing sob.
There are many ways to show profits disappears, a c-corporation is a corporation that is open to the public for trading which is what nV is. Now federal tax for a c-corp at its highest bracket is 35%, not to forget state income tax, which is varied by Calafornia (which is nV headquarters) is around another 20%, don't know the exact figures but total state and federal is 50% or around there. But this isn't all if money is withdrawn as salaries there is personal income tax to pay. Now when we have gross profits at the end of the fiscal year it is very advisable to reinvest the money in r&d or pay salaries in terms of bonuses, or what ever means possiable to get around taxes.
With a C-corp this can only be done up to a certain point. Because of public stock holders. Now this money that is left over is net profits. And this money is double taxed.
So again you don't know the differences of tax vs. net and gross profits. Yes nV had a 2 billion dollar a year gross profits about 1.5 to 1.8 billion of that was reinvested or disributed one way or the other. I have a good amount of shares in both nV and ATi and follow them regularly during times of card release.
Your link states that you lie since the post isn't there.
wtf man you are bs.
First you double talk, then you misrepressent information then lie and say I said something and when asked to show it, its a bad link?
you are pathetic