Dell defends stock-donation rule change as catalyst for philanthropic participation
2Oct 8 12:59 PM · 5d ago · 2 articles · 1 source · development 2 of 2
Michael Dell, appearing at the White House event alongside his wife Susan, defended the stock-donation rule change in a Yahoo Finance interview, calling criticism of it 'nonsense' and arguing it would encourage more wealthy donors to support children's accounts.
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“called the criticism 'nonsense' and argued that it would encourage even more wealthy philanthropists to donate to children's Trump Accounts”
Michael Dell
Michael DellDell Technologies founder and CEOSusan DellMichael Dell's wifeDonald TrumpPresident of the United StatesElaine MaagCodirector and senior fellow, Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center
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People are awful. Susan and Michael Dell just put $6.25 billion into Trump Accounts for 25 million kids so they’ll have something waiting for them when they grow up—one of, if not the largest private donation in American History. The response? Vicious attacks on her. I’m tired
https://www. europesays.com/unitedstates/35 121/ Dell pledges $1,000 to Trump Accounts of employees’ kids, and says it will become a standard benefit in corporate America # BigBusiness
Michael Dell Dell Technologies founder and CEOSusan Dell Michael Dell's wife
Donald Trump President of the United StatesElaine Maag Codirector and senior fellow, Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center