Mr. Walter asked, "How much money is needed?"
The lawyer representative calculated simply, "The fees for the State Prosecution Bureau and the Judicial Department are approximately 800,000, plus 200,000 for my personal charges, a total of 1.05 million."
Mr. Walter agreed with a smile. As a vice chairman, he had the authority, and the chairman was aware of the situation.
They were not short on money; in fact, they had plenty. How could a twisted political group like the Labor Union associated with Panda not have money?
It's just that their money had become akin to that of capitalists', not freely distributed to the public or workers.
Mr. Walter's agreement brought a smile to the lawyer representative's face. He was very pleased with the 200,000, and of course, he would pay tax on it. Nominally, it's consulting fees, but after some legal tax avoidance strategies, he would actually receive just over 130,000, around 140,000.
