At the beginning of last month, the story of a 29-year-old heiress named Marlene Engelhorn, who would be rejecting a more than millionaire inheritance that he would receive from his grandmother, Traudl Engelhorn-Vechiatto, from 94 years.
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At that time, Marlene would have informed that she was not interested in taking the amount of almost US$ 4.2 billion, with the justification that it would be a 'question of justice', as she claims to have done nothing that would give her the right to receive this gigantic amount as heritage.
However, she was participating in an interview organized by the newspaper ARA, from Spain, where she said that it was not true that she would be rejecting this heritage. The woman ended up also denying the speculated value, claiming that the amount only reaches the millions of euros, and not the billions as people are talking about.
Still according to information from the heiress, she aims to repay 90% of the amounts she will receive from this fortune through payment of taxes or even through donations.
“I will inherit something like double digits in a few million euros, and I am not rejecting that money. I just want to be able to distribute at least 90% of it, at first the idea is through taxes. If it is not possible, I will be looking for my own means of making this distribution”, said Marlene in the interview.
She had also commented in the past that she had the idea of donating part of that amount, and explained her reasons for making this decision.
“The moment I received the news that I would be receiving this inheritance, I realized that I couldn't really be happy. and I ended up thinking to myself that there was something wrong, something had to happen with a purpose for this one. value", she pointed out.
She also completed by saying: “I have not worked at any time to receive this money and I have not paid any amount of tax to be receiving this inheritance, this cannot be happening”.
For those who don't know, Marlene Engelhorn is the heiress of the multinational BASF, a German chemical company that is considered a world leader in the segment. It was founded on April 6, 1865, in Mannheim, by the goldsmith and businessman Friedrich Engelhorn, with the aim of producing synthetic dyes for fabrics.
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