Facing the Federal Savings Bank's lawyer, the major shareholder's son had completely lost the ability to think for himself!
Whenever he thought about how many problems might arise if he couldn't pay such a huge sum, and how even if he filled that hole, the money still had nothing to do with him, he felt miserable.
Thinking of this, the major shareholder's son began to hate his dead father. Why hadn't he written a will that benefited him? Just as he no longer knew what to do, the Federal Savings Bank's lawyer handed him a cigarette.
"Thanks!" he said, then took out a lighter and lit it. This made him feel slightly better.
"Then why not hear my advice?" The lawyer took out a sheet of paper and a pen.
This time, the major shareholder's son did not refuse. He gestured for the lawyer to continue.
"Assume your father didn't leave a will. What you need to do most right now is find a way to fight for more rights. The fact that you can't afford the Inheritance Tax has instead become an advantage for you."
"You don't need to worry at all about them secretly taking away the money that originally belonged to you!"
"My suggestion is that you first discuss it with your family and propose giving up the inheritance of the Federal Savings Bank shares. We'll handle those shares."
"The shares your father left behind are currently worth only about 68 million, but you need to pay roughly 40 million in Inheritance Tax for them."
"Giving up this portion of the inheritance can greatly reduce your burden in terms of Inheritance Tax."
"At the same time, we can privately arrange to transfer the premium portion to you..."
The lawyer leaned forward and lowered his voice slightly. "Compared