If all goes according to plan, Facebook founder, chairman, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg's share of the profit in his company's upcoming initial public offering will result in him facing a tax bill of around $1.5bn for 2011.
What's more, the Financial Times reports, that astronomical bill could increase if the IPO is more successful than many analysts believe.
Currently, the FT says, the stock is selling for around $40 per share in private secondary markets
What's more, the Financial Times reports, that astronomical bill could increase if the IPO is more successful than many analysts believe.
Currently, the FT says, the stock is selling for around $40 per share in private secondary markets