I'm speculating another tie to the Candace Conti outcome and the new tithe arrangement. I believe that the watchtower is going to use local congregation corporations and shell corporations to hold financial assets in the forms of Kingdom Halls and other real estate. It would shield the money from lawsuits, while serving as a surreptitious investment.
I'm still examing it, but how I see the scam working is that the Watchtower donates money to local congregation corporations to build Kingdom Halls. At any point where the Watchtower wants to cash out they can simply dissolve the congregation, have the local congregation corporation sell the property and then donate the money back to the Watchtower. If the local congregation balks at this, the Watchtower can, as in Menlo Park, simply delete the uncooperative elders and replace them with loyalists willing to follow the Watchtower's instruction.
I suspect that the withering printing company is ready to double-down on real estate investments in a big way.
Things to watch for:
1.) Expansion of the Society's Real Estate Department
2.) An increase in Kingdom Hall builds.
3.) Kingdom Halls being built in areas that project good investment opportunities as opposed to African jungles where the locals are stacked on top of each other in a pole barn.
3.) Purchases of real estate in major cities to expand the JW.ORG branded stores worldwide.
4.) The construction of super-sized assembly halls to take the place of rented arenas for reigional conventions.
5.) Modifications to Kingdom Hall designs to make them more attractive to buyers. (Windows were a good start!)
6.) Continuing to shift away from printed publications with a focus toward JW.ORG and digital publications.
Well, that's my best Kreskin. Let's see how it goes.