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Gildan's Former Ceo Paid His Wife a 2.2 Million Concert in Front of Giza's Pyramid and Wanted to Deduct It From His Taxes.

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"Yes, the expenses for his wife's concert at the foot of Egypt's pyramids are indeed taxable, as are those generated by his personal plane."
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Gildan's Former Ceo Paid His Wife a 2.2 Million Concert in Front of Giza's Pyramid and Wanted to Deduct It From His Taxes.

"Yes, the expenses for his wife's concert at the foot of Egypt's pyramids are indeed taxable, as are those generated by his personal plane."

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tourniquet.quebec broke the news in on Monday, February 2, 2026.
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