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<blockquote data-quote="refineryworker05" data-source="post: 4627755" data-attributes="member: 66082"><p>This is conflating trump's personal federal income taxes with the business income taxes of trump's corporate businesses. Those things are not the same. Trump's actual income is different from the earnings of his corporate businesses. So I have no idea what all of this is supposed to mean</p><p></p><p>This is nonsense. You are trying to present this reasonable hypothetical explanation for an extreme outlier and specific situation. The data exists. We can look it up. The top 1% of income earnings pay an average tax rate of 25-30% of their income in federal income taxes. </p><p>trump whose yearly income places him in the top .1% never pays federal income taxes. Like he never pays. you know how we know he never pays he won't release any tax returns to prove what he pays.</p><p>The average person in trump's income and wealth status pays at least 100's of thousands of dollars year after year in federal income taxes, but somehow trump and his attorney's have figured out a way to legally pay nothing year after year, that other wealthy high income people can't come close to matching. This is the specific reality of what you are trying to rationalize. It doesn't make any sense. It would mean that trump's businesses never make money and always lose money year after year after year, yet he is somehow extremely wealthy with a high income year after year. They have 18years of his tax returns he never pays Make it make sense.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="refineryworker05, post: 4627755, member: 66082"] This is conflating trump's personal federal income taxes with the business income taxes of trump's corporate businesses. Those things are not the same. Trump's actual income is different from the earnings of his corporate businesses. So I have no idea what all of this is supposed to mean This is nonsense. You are trying to present this reasonable hypothetical explanation for an extreme outlier and specific situation. The data exists. We can look it up. The top 1% of income earnings pay an average tax rate of 25-30% of their income in federal income taxes. trump whose yearly income places him in the top .1% never pays federal income taxes. Like he never pays. you know how we know he never pays he won't release any tax returns to prove what he pays. The average person in trump's income and wealth status pays at least 100's of thousands of dollars year after year in federal income taxes, but somehow trump and his attorney's have figured out a way to legally pay nothing year after year, that other wealthy high income people can't come close to matching. This is the specific reality of what you are trying to rationalize. It doesn't make any sense. It would mean that trump's businesses never make money and always lose money year after year after year, yet he is somehow extremely wealthy with a high income year after year. They have 18years of his tax returns he never pays Make it make sense. [/QUOTE]
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