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Old 12-14-2017, 03:14 PM   #1
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I would find it unlikely that the $3.4m includes the “business” because $3.4m is the value recorded on the deeds and subject to the 1.5% real estate transfer tax. Any good business person would break the sale into 2 parts, one for the real estate asserts, one for the other assets of the business to reduce liability under the transfer tax.
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Old 12-14-2017, 04:50 PM   #2
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I would find it unlikely that the $3.4m includes the “business” because $3.4m is the value recorded on the deeds and subject to the 1.5% real estate transfer tax. Any good business person would break the sale into 2 parts, one for the real estate asserts, one for the other assets of the business to reduce liability under the transfer tax.
Not to interject, I believe Vin sold it as a single package, which would have included inventory etc, which wasn't that much anyway.
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