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04/08/2026 6:33 pm
I like your display. Makes it easier to admire and handle.
05/08/2026 7:40 am
...yeah, yeah.... it's a beautiful presentation, there's about $27,000 worth of models there, and the collection it's growing by the hour. However, what MOST impresses me are those sturdy shelves. NO MORE MISHAPS, ACCIDENTS, or MODELS GOING INTO THE TRASH!
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05/08/2026 10:00 am
... However, what MOST impresses me are those sturdy shelves. NO MORE MISHAPS, ACCIDENTS, or MODELS GOING INTO THE TRASH!
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Wonderful thought for all of us Chris - from your mouth to God's ears!
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05/08/2026 10:09 am
@perrone1 the gent who was building a new custom display for me, was sentenced to jail. Apparently they don't like it when folks don't pay their taxes....
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05/08/2026 10:42 am
@perrone1 well that definitely slowed me down upon hearing that lol.. Supposedly he's required to do 30 days minimum, before he needs a payment plan in place 🫣
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05/08/2026 11:51 am
".......death & taxes!" 😉
05/08/2026 12:15 pm
One of those is avoidable, in the long run: 'Everything is owned by a trust based in the Cayman Islands and all expenses are paid from there. This includes all autos, property, and jewelry, the latter being important to list as belonging to the trust. Earned income flows directly to the trust and is not taxable in the USA, as it is not earned by the individual. He is only an 'agent' of the company and a shareholder, and the company doesn't pay dividends, so there is no direct income to the shareholder.'
The IRS might attempt to argue 'received benefit,' from the paid expenses, but this would not be any significant amount, if a competent tax attorney and accountant were involved.
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