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1/1/2011 before he thinks about selling the team? If the estate tax kicks back in it makes way more sense to consider unloading it so his family doesn't bear the tax burden.
Maybe after the year passes, we will hear more rumblings about Ralpie selling.
"Well I drink too much and get punched in the head by fighters for fun, so my memory isn't so great." -OpIv37
No way he sells the team before dies. If he sells the team he has to pay taxes on the capital gain. That will be a few hundred million. Then when he dies his estate will be taxed again om the remaining amount. Selling the team before he dies would result in the same money be taxed twice and cost his estate much more than if he waited to sell the team until after he dies.
What if he just sold part of the team to let's say Jim Kelly's group, so he was still majority owner, and then the remainder of the team be sold to the other owners upon Ralph's death?
an outright sell would be problematic.. however, if he wanted to get creative, he might be able to work out an agreement to sell, where no money changes hands, but some parameters are set in place
No way he sells the team before dies. If he sells the team he has to pay taxes on the capital gain. That will be a few hundred million. Then when he dies his estate will be taxed again om the remaining amount. Selling the team before he dies would result in the same money be taxed twice and cost his estate much more than if he waited to sell the team until after he dies.
Plus, if he's going to sell before death, he'd probably want to sell now, before the capital gains tax jumps from 15% to 20% on 1/1/11.
Wake up, brush your teeth, and get ready for a day of hating the Dolphins. Or the Pats? How to choose?
Ralph is as cheap as they come however he saves money even after his death is the route he will take regardless of the state of the bills..he could care less about winning and hes proven that over the past decade!
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