Internal emails discuss questionable valuations and tax strategies for Jeffrey Epstein's family office
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The passage reveals internal communications about flawed financial presentations, valuation discounts, and potential tax avoidance strategies linked to Jeffrey Epstein. It names specific individuals ( Emails reference a $5 billion spreadsheet with dubious line items (e.g., $100 k illness expense, art Discussion of a valuation discount and a draft response from Empire Valuation indicating possible
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