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Email discusses $96‑$106M art‑space deal, projected $90‑$98M loss and tax savings under Obama rates

Email discusses $96‑$106M art‑space deal, projected $90‑$98M loss and tax savings under Obama rates The passage provides a rough financial sketch of a large art‑space transaction and mentions tax rates tied to the Obama administration, but it lacks concrete names of officials, dates, or evidence of wrongdoing. It offers a modest lead on possible tax planning or loss manipulation, but the details are vague and unverified. Key insights: Deal size cited as $96‑$106 million, with a projected long‑term loss of $90‑$98 million; Tax calculations reference a 28% AMT rate, 3.8% Medicare tax, and a combined 12% city/state rate under the Obama era; Potential tax savings estimated at $38.7‑$44 million

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Email discusses $96‑$106M art‑space deal, projected $90‑$98M loss and tax savings under Obama rates The passage provides a rough financial sketch of a large art‑space transaction and mentions tax rates tied to the Obama administration, but it lacks concrete names of officials, dates, or evidence of wrongdoing. It offers a modest lead on possible tax planning or loss manipulation, but the details are vague and unverified. Key insights: Deal size cited as $96‑$106 million, with a projected long‑term loss of $90‑$98 million; Tax calculations reference a 28% AMT rate, 3.8% Medicare tax, and a combined 12% city/state rate under the Obama era; Potential tax savings estimated at $38.7‑$44 million

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