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Facing giant tax bill, Samsung heirs donate huge art trove

There are growing signs that Samsung is finally poised to make meaningful inroads in 5G, boosted by the confluence of rollouts across the world and intensifying pressure from governments of U.S. allies to block Huawei, the sector’s biggest player, from their networks. In Wednesday’s news release, Samsung did not mention how Lee’s wife and children would split his assets between them, and there’s speculation that they haven’t yet reached a final agreement. Most market analysts believe that Lee’s shares will be distributed in a way that would strengthen the leadership of his only son and corporate heir, Lee Jae-yong, who is currently serving a prison term for bribery and other crimes but who remains the de facto chief of Samsung Electronics. The elder Lee’s other children are Lee Boo-jin, CEO of Samsung’s Shilla luxury hotel chain, and Lee Seo-hyun, who heads the Samsung Welfare Foundation.

Facing $11B tax bill, Samsung heirs donate mass art trove

Samsung’s founding family says it will donate tens of thousands of rare artworks, including Picassos and Dalis, and give hundreds of millions of dollars to medical research to help them pay a massive inheritance tax following last year’s death of chairman Lee Kun-Hee.

From Picassos to Dalis: Facing $11B tax bill, Samsung heirs donate mass art trove

From Picassos to Dalis: Facing $11B tax bill, Samsung heirs donate mass art trove Firstpost 2 hours ago The Associated Press © Provided by Firstpost From Picassos to Dalis: Facing $11B tax bill, Samsung heirs donate mass art trove Seoul, South Korea : Samsung’s founding family will donate tens of thousands of rare artworks, including Picassos and Dalis, and give hundreds of millions of dollars to medical research to help them pay a massive inheritance tax following last year’s death of chairman Lee Kun-Hee. The Lee family, including his wife and three children, expects to pay more than 12 trillion won ($10.8 billion) in taxes related to inheritance, which is more than half the wealth Lee held in stockholdings and real estate, Samsung said Wednesday. This would be the largest amount in South Korea and more than three times the country’s total estate tax revenue for last year. The family plans to divide the payment in six installments over five years,

Lee Jae-yong forecast to take father s shares to tighten grip

By Baek Byung-yeul Samsung Group announced Wednesday that the heirs of the late Chairman Lee Kun-hee will pay over 12 trillion won ($10.8 billion) in inheritance tax over the next five years, but did not detail the allocation of his shares in the group affiliates ― including the crown jewel, Samsung Electronics ― to his children. Given the shares allocation could directly affect the conglomerate s organizational structure, the issue has been of primary concern, and questions are being asked as to why Samsung deferred an announcement on how the late chairman s shareholdings will be divided. Samsung Group has retained a web-like governance structure linking Samsung C&T, Samsung Life Insurance and Samsung Electronics. The late chairman owned 4.18 percent of the shares of Samsung Electronics, 20.76 percent of Samsung Life Insurance, 2.88 percent of Samsung C&T and 0.01 percent of Samsung SDS.

Facing $15b tax bill, Samsung heirs donate mass art trove

Facing $15b tax bill, Samsung heirs donate mass art trove
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