“I think you get, you calculate your after tax income and you give 10%. So if I pay myself a collective of, let's say 10 grand a month, I'm let's say netting 6,500. I should give 650 every single month”

Dropping Bombs · How the Richest 1% Avoid Lawsuits and Massive Taxes

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calculate charitable giving as 10% of after-tax income and donate that amount each month

10% of net $6,500 = $650 per month

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