I'm trying to find the article that explains it. He does something with his stocks. I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. Bottom line is how he pays himself allows him to pay really really really low taxes. If any at all.
Bezos can skip paying taxes on his accumulated wealth from the Amazon stock because stock gains aren't taxed until they are realized by selling off the stock: Since those stocks represent value, but cannot be used as tender, they aren't counted as "income" — even if they appreciate in value tremendously, like those of
American Billionaires are able to skip paying federal income taxes by reducing their income to zero, even as their net worth soars.
www.businessinsider.com
And don't call me stupid when it's the crazy tax scheme you and I both don't fully understand because we aren't rich enough to take advantage. You're a good lap dog or house slave to defend it.