Re: Byd sales continue

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Thanks, lol, remind us, once they fall below 10 percent, they are no longer required to file this form ? Or below 5 percent ? I wonder if he took a big loss on another asset to write off the gain?

They don't have to file once they are below 5% of the Hong Kong listed class of stock. Berkshire files a consolidated tax return so it all mixes in to some degree, but this capital gain is inside BHE, which has an increasingly negative tax rate.

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