Khan Drogo

Haha. Always funny how people buy homes to stop paying rent only to be hit with monthly service charge ya sijui 55k.

Dynasty Time Josh Walton KROENKE

Finance Bill 2026 is asking for permission to kill local businesses. Right now, if your company makes profits, you can choose to: • Reinvest profits back to business • Or distribute it as dividends to shareholders Finance Bill 2026 wants that removed. And be replaced by one hard rule. That, • At least 60% of your profits can be treated as dividends by KRA. Even if you did NOT distribute anything. “At least” means minimum. KRA can push it to: 70%, 80% even 90% if they don't like you. Read that again. Meaning: • If you reinvest all your profits in your business, KRA will says: - Noo. At least 60% must be distributed to shareholders. And since you didn’t, we will assume you did, and demand dividend tax from you. As a result: • You are taxed on money you never paid out • 5%–15% withholding tax on “deemed” dividends Who is in cooked? • SMEs reinvesting profits to expand • Manufacturing businesses expanding • Real estate firms with paper profits but no cash Who is safe? • SEZ companies • NIFC companies • REITs Because their dividends are already exempt. But for everyone else, this is a forced dividend rule. The govt is no longer waiting for you to run your business. They want KRA to run it for you. Is this fair taxation? Or forced extraction?

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KRA will now tax companies on some of their retained profits. If a company does not pay out at least 60% of its profits as dividends, KRA will treat part of the remaining profit as “deemed dividends” and tax it, under finance bill 2026.

Someone is selling an entire hill in Tuscany. 45 hectares, for €1.3M ($1.5M). That's 111 acres of southern Tuscan countryside with a 500m² stone farmhouse on top, 9 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, a pool, and an outdoor wood-burning oven. The estate sits at 400m altitude on a privately owned hill near Saturnia, 8 km from the famous thermal baths and 50 km from the Tyrrhenian Sea. The farmhouse was built in the early 1800s by the Piccolomini Counts as the steward's residence for what was once a much larger estate. The current 45 hectares break down as 37 ha of woodland, 7 ha of arable land, and 1 ha of olive grove with 50 trees. It borders a nature park and the Albenga River. What makes the price interesting is the land. 45 hectares fully consolidated and bordering a protected park is rare at this level in Tuscany. Most farmhouses in this price range come with 1-3 hectares of land. Here you're buying the hill itself. The trade-off is access. You're 160 km from Rome airport and 200 km from Pisa, so this isn't a fly-in-for-the-weekend kind of place. Then again, if you're buying a hill in Tuscany, being hard to reach is probably the point. How much would something like this cost where you live?

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