And that wasn't even counting personal income tax and the like. One could only imagine how horrifying the taxes would be.
Su Chen had no desire to see all his money end up in Uncle Sam's tax coffers.
If this were back in Huaxia, he wouldn't mind paying his dues; he could consider it a contribution to building aircraft carriers. But this was America. If he could legally avoid taxes, he absolutely would.
Arthur visibly relaxed when he heard Su Chen. 'And here I was, thinking it was something serious.'
"Mr. Su, you can rest easy. Both Morgan and BlackRock have ways to legally minimize the tax burden. The money will be in your account within two hours of signing the contract."
With Arthur's assurance, Su Chen didn't hesitate to sign his name, then passed the pen to Mark.
