charge would be okay with donald trump. it would start to get further away and would be fine. it would be a better location. if he could sell for a little profit, make lots of friends in doing it and go to another location where you wouldn t have the insensitivity. he would turn a real positive. he would turn this into a real positive. geraldo: donald trump thank you for your expert advice. sandy babs another big-time realtor. she joins us from the base in irvine, california. good deal, impossible deal? this property was actually on the market prior to the purchase in 2009 for $19 million and didn t sell. geraldo: you re right. and didn t sell. he paid 4.85 in 2009. geraldo: that is quite a steal. what a discount. is one of the factors, dani, that the area will be in construction probably in the
charge would be okay with donald trump. it would start to get further away and would be fine. it would be a better location. if he could sell for a little profit, make lots of friends in doing it and go to another location where you wouldn t have the insensitivity. he would turn a real positive. he would turn this into a real positive. geraldo: donald trump thank you for your expert advice. sandy babs another big-time realtor. she joins us from the base in irvine, california. good deal, impossible deal? this property was actually on the market prior to the purchase in 2009 for $19 million and didn t sell. geraldo: you re right. and didn t sell. he paid 4.85 in 2009. geraldo: that is quite a steal. what a discount. is one of the factors, dani, that the area will be in construction probably in the
a dollar there from a dollar to $2. from yarn it s then turned into socks. it s knitted into socks. a value added from $2 to $4.50, throughout the chain of production here, you can see a value is added. we started off at a dollar, and now $4.50, the value added is $3.50. we re going to assume to keep it basic and simple, a 10% value- d added tax, so what we re talking about is a 35% tax that is added on to the price of the socks to the $4.50. final price for the socks with a v.a.t. is $4.85. you can see, wolf, there s a comparison. without a v.a.t., you d be talking about a $4.50. and with a v.a.t., the $4.85, and the difference would go to the federal government. a lot of countries, europe and elsewhere, a lot of people that have a v.a.t., the national value-added tax, that s in lieu of income tax and that s how the government gets the money they need. they think it could be more