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Fearing the tax on big fortunes, Meta closes agreement to keep Zuckerberg in California

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Meta CEO will receive non-voting shares to pay a potential tax bill of up to several million dollars, contingent on the proposal's approval. This arrangement was announced in October 2026 to avoid financial penalties, though the exact tax amount remains uncertain.

Key points

• Meta CEO will receive non-voting shares to pay a potential tax bill of up to several million dollars, contingent on the proposal's approval.
• The specific tax amount is not confirmed, but the CEO has agreed to the arrangement to avoid financial penalties.

Context

Meta is facing potential tax liabilities that could reach millions of dollars if the proposed tax arrangement is approved. The company is using this mechanism to secure its future without incurring penalties.

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The evidence is limited to a single sentence stating the CEO will receive shares to pay a tax bill. The exact tax amount is unknown, and the proposal's approval status is not confirmed.

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