To be fair, billionaires avoiding taxes is like water being wet at this point. What’s crazy is how the system allows this stuff to happen in plain sight while the average person gets audited over a $600 Venmo payment. The real issue here is fixing the loopholes, not just dunking on one guy. That said, $8 billion? Dude could fund universal GPUs for all of us and still be loaded.
DearEmphasis4488
3 months ago
Nvidia’s shares having soared over 800% since 2022, Huang and his wife Lori set up a financial vehicle known as an irrevocable trust and moved 584,000 Nvidia shares worth $7 million (at that time) into it.
This was an intentionally defective grantor trust which in the US, is nicknamed “I Dig It.” It circumvents estate tax, gift tax, and even capital gains tax.
Thus, the tax bill for those $7 million of shares now worth over $3 billion would be no more than a few hundred thousand dollars, rather than well over $1 billion without this setup, according to the report.
The Huangs also set up several vehicles in 2016 known as grantor retained annuity trusts, or GRATs in a move similar to the ex-wife of Walmart’s co-founder, Audrey Walton who transferred about $200 million worth of shares to two GRATs.
The trusts had to eventually repay Walton the value of those shares with some modest interest, but if the value of the shares went up over had to be repaid the trusts could keep whatever was left over tax free.
The Huangs put just over three million Nvidia shares worth about $100 million (At that time) into their four GRATs. They’re now worth over $15 billion, with the family poised to avoid about $6 billion in estate taxes, the report read.
Yet another technique was to use their Jen Hsun & Lori Huang Foundation by donating shares of Nvidia that were worth about $330 million at the time. These are tax-deductible.
Since foundations have to annually donate to charities at least 5% of their total assets, the Huangs gave 84% of the money to a donor-advised fund which they own that are not required to actually give any money to charitable organizations and can pass on the fund’s control to heirs without estate taxes, saving the family another $800 million, according to the report.
Meh, Americans just voted for the no tax on the rich president.
Hooper627
3 months ago
Hilarious how everything is horrible
tokuda692
3 months ago
Americans are mad because the rich elites are not paying enough taxes. They want to donate that tax money to the government, who then subsequently gives the rich elites even more money. Lmao
crankyticket
3 months ago
That’s a lot of money that could be used for the public good.
Shame we’ll never see it.
UsernameTyper
3 months ago
Billionaires are indirectly killing millions of people with this kind of wealth hoarding. Shame on them all. Nobody needs that much money.
ItsYaBoyBananaBoi
3 months ago
I don’t know anything about his individual case, and I’ll need to see a source, but this sounds about right.
Rich people in the US have SOOOO many ways to skirt taxation. Off-shore bank accounts, “philanthropy” to organizations they own and directly benefit from, lower taxes from long-term investments and capital, etc
aleqqqs
3 months ago
I, too, have successfully avoided paying 8 billion in taxes.
oldcapoon
3 months ago
Tax avoidance is legal and most people do, tax evasion is not.
mavjohn84
3 months ago
OP just posting a pic without an article is just stupid.
You lose all credibility even if the source may be true
If companies like NVIDIA or similar and bigger in size would pay taxes, no one else would need to pay taxes and ppl would live a better life.
Warren buffet stated this as well and that guy knows how money works….
Baka_Hannibal
3 months ago
I love these types of posts. A bunch of people getting pissed about a billionaire not paying taxes as if the government isn’t in trillion-dollar debt from reckless spending. Honestly, this guy could give that $8 billion to the IRS tomorrow, straight cash and it’ll disappear from vulture politicians before it reaches the bank. I wouldn’t want to pay taxes either. Shit, I don’t want to pay taxes now.
TheRabbiit
3 months ago
584,000 * $145 is not $ 3b?
CrazyCanuckUncleBuck
3 months ago
Don’t hate the player, hate the game.
If you want change, go after the laws that allow this practice. I would do the same thing to avoid that much in taxes, I don’t think anyone would chose not to.
Itchy-Extension69
3 months ago
Shit I’d avoid it as well if I could
NightOwl3758
3 months ago
Sue all these rat corporationsn bro, every company is doing this. And they can’t keep getting away with it, the average 9-5 worker already has a hard busy life and things like this makes affordability way worse. And 0iq Elon wants us to have more kids LOL, not in this economy kid
Chris881
3 months ago
And some people wonder why nobody seems to give a shit that a CEO was assassinated.
Jeez. CEO season is really kicking off.
op trying to give the assassin new targets i see
To be fair, billionaires avoiding taxes is like water being wet at this point. What’s crazy is how the system allows this stuff to happen in plain sight while the average person gets audited over a $600 Venmo payment. The real issue here is fixing the loopholes, not just dunking on one guy. That said, $8 billion? Dude could fund universal GPUs for all of us and still be loaded.
Nvidia’s shares having soared over 800% since 2022, Huang and his wife Lori set up a financial vehicle known as an irrevocable trust and moved 584,000 Nvidia shares worth $7 million (at that time) into it.
This was an intentionally defective grantor trust which in the US, is nicknamed “I Dig It.” It circumvents estate tax, gift tax, and even capital gains tax.
Thus, the tax bill for those $7 million of shares now worth over $3 billion would be no more than a few hundred thousand dollars, rather than well over $1 billion without this setup, according to the report.
The Huangs also set up several vehicles in 2016 known as grantor retained annuity trusts, or GRATs in a move similar to the ex-wife of Walmart’s co-founder, Audrey Walton who transferred about $200 million worth of shares to two GRATs.
The trusts had to eventually repay Walton the value of those shares with some modest interest, but if the value of the shares went up over had to be repaid the trusts could keep whatever was left over tax free.
The Huangs put just over three million Nvidia shares worth about $100 million (At that time) into their four GRATs. They’re now worth over $15 billion, with the family poised to avoid about $6 billion in estate taxes, the report read.
Yet another technique was to use their Jen Hsun & Lori Huang Foundation by donating shares of Nvidia that were worth about $330 million at the time. These are tax-deductible.
Since foundations have to annually donate to charities at least 5% of their total assets, the Huangs gave 84% of the money to a donor-advised fund which they own that are not required to actually give any money to charitable organizations and can pass on the fund’s control to heirs without estate taxes, saving the family another $800 million, according to the report.
[Article ](https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/05/business/nvidia-jensen-huang-estate-taxes.html)
Here is the sources OP won’t provide: [https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/05/business/nvidia-jensen-huang-estate-taxes.html](https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/05/business/nvidia-jensen-huang-estate-taxes.html)
[https://www.msn.com/en-in/money/topstories/billionaire-avoids-8-billion-tax-here-s-how/ar-AA1vmbB0?ocid=BingNewsSerp](https://www.msn.com/en-in/money/topstories/billionaire-avoids-8-billion-tax-here-s-how/ar-AA1vmbB0?ocid=BingNewsSerp)
[https://www.investmentnews.com/tax/nvidia-ceo-huangs-multibillion-dollar-charitable-windfall-puts-philanthropic-strategy-in-focus/254856](https://www.investmentnews.com/tax/nvidia-ceo-huangs-multibillion-dollar-charitable-windfall-puts-philanthropic-strategy-in-focus/254856)
Meh, Americans just voted for the no tax on the rich president.
Hilarious how everything is horrible
Americans are mad because the rich elites are not paying enough taxes. They want to donate that tax money to the government, who then subsequently gives the rich elites even more money. Lmao
That’s a lot of money that could be used for the public good.
Shame we’ll never see it.
Billionaires are indirectly killing millions of people with this kind of wealth hoarding. Shame on them all. Nobody needs that much money.
I don’t know anything about his individual case, and I’ll need to see a source, but this sounds about right.
Rich people in the US have SOOOO many ways to skirt taxation. Off-shore bank accounts, “philanthropy” to organizations they own and directly benefit from, lower taxes from long-term investments and capital, etc
I, too, have successfully avoided paying 8 billion in taxes.
Tax avoidance is legal and most people do, tax evasion is not.
OP just posting a pic without an article is just stupid.
You lose all credibility even if the source may be true
If companies like NVIDIA or similar and bigger in size would pay taxes, no one else would need to pay taxes and ppl would live a better life.
Warren buffet stated this as well and that guy knows how money works….
I love these types of posts. A bunch of people getting pissed about a billionaire not paying taxes as if the government isn’t in trillion-dollar debt from reckless spending. Honestly, this guy could give that $8 billion to the IRS tomorrow, straight cash and it’ll disappear from vulture politicians before it reaches the bank. I wouldn’t want to pay taxes either. Shit, I don’t want to pay taxes now.
584,000 * $145 is not $ 3b?
Don’t hate the player, hate the game.
If you want change, go after the laws that allow this practice. I would do the same thing to avoid that much in taxes, I don’t think anyone would chose not to.
Shit I’d avoid it as well if I could
Sue all these rat corporationsn bro, every company is doing this. And they can’t keep getting away with it, the average 9-5 worker already has a hard busy life and things like this makes affordability way worse. And 0iq Elon wants us to have more kids LOL, not in this economy kid
And some people wonder why nobody seems to give a shit that a CEO was assassinated.
As always people, do research. Don’t bandwagon…
Reddit when your Bank balance is in the green…
If i talk I’m in trouble.