This cannot be correctly answered without knowing the tax rate.
The amount of tax you would pay on $300 million depends on various factors, including your tax residency, the type of income, and applicable deductions or credits. In the U.S., federal income tax rates can reach up to 37% for high-income earners. Additionally, state taxes may apply, which can vary significantly from one state to another. Therefore, without specific details, it's difficult to provide an exact figure, but you could potentially face a tax liability of upwards of $100 million at the federal level alone.
you can get in a wholeleap of trouble
You can't. No one at the IRS or anywhere else can discuss anything about someone elses account with you. They themselves can't access the accounts without real reason and doing so without it is grounds for termination. It is simply, none of your business.
As long as the child is genuinely the dependent of a new person, that person can claim them as a dependent for that year.
1812.3 million dollars = $1,812,300,000
3.5 million dollars - without using a calculator (or my fingers !)
The term 2.5 can also be written as two and a half. The term million dollars remains the same. =================== $2,500,000
Rob the first national bank of America without leaving a trace or being noticed lugging around a million dollars in cash.
$900,000... without using a calculator !
Kobe Bryant is worth without indorsements nearly around 110,000.000 million dollars
Rupert Boneham
2 dollars
Yes. She and Brad Pitt each donated one million dollars to the Doctors without Borders charity and they also donated to Wyclef's charity.
About2.5 million dollars a year, without endorsements.
buy them, there only 1 million dollars each point
Over 19.