Alleged $600M tax savings deal and disputed $20‑$50M advisory fee tied to Phaidon art investment
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The passage outlines a high‑value financial transaction ($600 million in after‑tax savings) and a contested advisory fee ranging from $20‑$50 million, involving senior staff (Brad Karp) and a major ar Claims of $600 million in after‑tax savings achieved through tax‑return corrections. Disputed advisory fee agreement: initially 50% of a $20 million payout, later reduced to $15 million Reference to
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