Trump Tax Returns

TearsInRain

IE boogeyman
Which begs the question where did Joe's millions come from that he paid so much in taxes on?
Book sale royalties which for politicians are an easy form of money laundering

>Publish :censored2:ty book no one will read
>Amazing, millions of copies are sold
>Physical copies never move or are disposed of because it was just a money transfer all along
 

Jiangshi

Heavily Moderated User, Loves Sailfish
Book sale royalties which for politicians are an easy form of money laundering

>Publish :censored2:ty book no one will read
>Amazing, millions of copies are sold
>Physical copies never move or are disposed of because it was just a money transfer all along
Crazy, isn’t it? This is two different books.



 
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TearsInRain

IE boogeyman

bacha29

Well-Known Member
More lies
The issue is not the methods Trump used to reduce or eliminate his tax liability but whether or not he willfully altered the information reported in order to reduce his liability.
The problem with the system is that it is dependent on every citizen to be honest in their reporting of their income and due to continued budget cuts over the years the IRS is now only able to audit less than 1% of all returns.
The thing to watch for here is whether Trump will be absolved or will he get nailed for failure to report accurate and truthful returns. There are varying degrees of criminality involved . The worst of which is willful tax fraud . The level his company was convicted of.
 

newolddude

Well-Known Member
The issue is now they’ll need to take these tax returns and see what he reported to Deutsche Bank and others when they gave him a ton of business and personal loans. Did Donald have two sets of books?

Maybe he didn’t. Maybe his finances were crap and the banks gave him money anyway because they knew they could secure influence once he took office. And that’s not on Donald, that’s on the officers at the banks that gave him money.
 

bacha29

Well-Known Member
The issue is now they’ll need to take these tax returns and see what he reported to Deutsche Bank and others when they gave him a ton of business and personal loans. Did Donald have two sets of books?

Maybe he didn’t. Maybe his finances were crap and the banks gave him money anyway because they knew they could secure influence once he took office. And that’s not on Donald, that’s on the officers at the banks that gave him money.
That is among the numerous questions that will have to be answered in the days ahead. In New York there is evidence that he overstated the value of real estate that he used to secure loans while understating the value of that very same property in order to lower the real estate taxes.
 

newolddude

Well-Known Member
That is among the numerous questions that will have to be answered in the days ahead. In New York there is evidence that he overstated the value of real estate that he used to secure loans while understating the value of that very same property in order to lower the real estate taxes.
It’s going to take a number of investigators weeks, if not months, to compare what was released yesterday to what other info is out there.

I’m chuckling at the MAGAs screaming
“Ha, you have no proof! You’re such losers!” 3 hours after the returns were released.
 

Darmark7

Retired 2020. Not my Problem Anymore!
It’s going to take a number of investigators weeks, if not months, to compare what was released yesterday to what other info is out there.

I’m chuckling at the MAGAs screaming
“Ha, you have no proof! You’re such losers!” 3 hours after the returns were released.


3 hrs is plenty of time for politicians to study Trump’s taxes. Remember they studied 4000 pages of the Omnibus Bill in just a few hours.
 

TearsInRain

IE boogeyman
It’s going to take a number of investigators weeks, if not months, to compare what was released yesterday to what other info is out there.

I’m chuckling at the MAGAs screaming
“Ha, you have no proof! You’re such losers!” 3 hours after the returns were released.
6 years and counting

i guess we can revisit this thread in 6 more years at the end of his 2nd term

will you still be saying "2 more weeks guys, Drumpf is finished, the walls are closing in!!!"
 

newolddude

Well-Known Member
6 years and counting

i guess we can revisit this thread in 6 more years at the end of his 2nd term

will you still be saying "2 more weeks guys, Drumpf is finished, the walls are closing in!!!"

If Desantis has half a brain his people are also looking at the returns. Not for anything criminal but simply for campaign material.
 

BrownFlush

Woke Racist Reigning Ban King
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vantexan

Well-Known Member
The issue is not the methods Trump used to reduce or eliminate his tax liability but whether or not he willfully altered the information reported in order to reduce his liability.
The problem with the system is that it is dependent on every citizen to be honest in their reporting of their income and due to continued budget cuts over the years the IRS is now only able to audit less than 1% of all returns.
The thing to watch for here is whether Trump will be absolved or will he get nailed for failure to report accurate and truthful returns. There are varying degrees of criminality involved . The worst of which is willful tax fraud . The level his company was convicted of.
He was already being audited. Think y'all have discovered something the IRS hadn't already figured out?
 

vantexan

Well-Known Member
That is among the numerous questions that will have to be answered in the days ahead. In New York there is evidence that he overstated the value of real estate that he used to secure loans while understating the value of that very same property in order to lower the real estate taxes.
Gee, I would think the SDNY and the Manhattan D.A. would've figured that out by now.
 
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