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NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP!
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Date: May 15, 2021 12:24PM
Well, well, well... Seems there WAS a reason Trump didn't want to show his taxes. How interesting...
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
Walls Closing In
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Date: May 15, 2021 12:33PM
New York prosecutors have subpoenaed a Manhattan private school as they seek the cooperation of the Trump Organization’s chief financial officer in their investigation of former President Donald Trump and his company, according to people familiar with the matter.
The subpoena seeks information from Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School, where grandchildren of Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg are students, the people said. From 2012 to 2019, more than $500,000 of the children’s tuition was paid for with checks signed by either Mr. Weisselberg or Mr. Trump, the two children’s mother, Jennifer Weisselberg, told The Wall Street Journal. She is the former wife of Mr. Weisselberg’s son Barry.
Ms. Weisselberg said she told Manhattan prosecutors that she and Barry understood the tuition payments to be part of her ex-husband’s compensation package at the Trump Organization, where he worked. Former prosecutors not involved in the probe said the Manhattan district attorney’s office could be examining whether the Weisselbergs evaded taxes with the tuition-payment arrangement.
The subpoena seeks information from Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School, where grandchildren of Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg are students, the people said. From 2012 to 2019, more than $500,000 of the children’s tuition was paid for with checks signed by either Mr. Weisselberg or Mr. Trump, the two children’s mother, Jennifer Weisselberg, told The Wall Street Journal. She is the former wife of Mr. Weisselberg’s son Barry.
Ms. Weisselberg said she told Manhattan prosecutors that she and Barry understood the tuition payments to be part of her ex-husband’s compensation package at the Trump Organization, where he worked. Former prosecutors not involved in the probe said the Manhattan district attorney’s office could be examining whether the Weisselbergs evaded taxes with the tuition-payment arrangement.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
HGUWW
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Date: May 15, 2021 12:40PM
Pretty basic tax law that if you're employer pays your kid's tuition that's income to you and you owe taxes on it.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
Great news!
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Date: May 15, 2021 01:32PM
Bet he won't do Bezos/Soros/Buffet/Walton/Zuckerberg/Gates though...
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
PM39W
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Date: May 15, 2021 01:50PM
Great news! Wrote:
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> Bet he won't do
> Bezos/Soros/Buffet/Walton/Zuckerberg/Gates
> though...
They actually pay their taxes.
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> Bet he won't do
> Bezos/Soros/Buffet/Walton/Zuckerberg/Gates
> though...
They actually pay their taxes.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
Sure they do
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Date: May 15, 2021 02:22PM
PM39W Wrote:
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> Great news! Wrote:
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> > Bet he won't do
> > Bezos/Soros/Buffet/Walton/Zuckerberg/Gates
> > though...
>
> They actually pay their taxes.
Doubt there's been a deep dive on them. Wouldn't likely been an investigation on Trump if he wasn't a threat to libshit fascism.
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> Great news! Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Bet he won't do
> > Bezos/Soros/Buffet/Walton/Zuckerberg/Gates
> > though...
>
> They actually pay their taxes.
Doubt there's been a deep dive on them. Wouldn't likely been an investigation on Trump if he wasn't a threat to libshit fascism.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
How deep do you like it
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Date: May 15, 2021 02:32PM
Sure they do Wrote:
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> PM39W Wrote:
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> > Great news! Wrote:
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> > > Bet he won't do
> > > Bezos/Soros/Buffet/Walton/Zuckerberg/Gates
> > > though...
> >
> > They actually pay their taxes.
>
> Doubt there's been a deep dive on them. Wouldn't
> likely been an investigation on Trump if he wasn't
> a threat to libshit fascism.
Why didn't the trump DOJ do a deep dive on them?
How deep do you think they need to dive?
So deep they will need oxygen tanks?
So deep no sunlight reaches that far down?
Maybe so deep they come out on the side they started on
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> PM39W Wrote:
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> > Great news! Wrote:
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> --------------------------------------------------
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> > -----
> > > Bet he won't do
> > > Bezos/Soros/Buffet/Walton/Zuckerberg/Gates
> > > though...
> >
> > They actually pay their taxes.
>
> Doubt there's been a deep dive on them. Wouldn't
> likely been an investigation on Trump if he wasn't
> a threat to libshit fascism.
Why didn't the trump DOJ do a deep dive on them?
How deep do you think they need to dive?
So deep they will need oxygen tanks?
So deep no sunlight reaches that far down?
Maybe so deep they come out on the side they started on
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
Trump's choice
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Date: May 16, 2021 11:30AM
Sure they do Wrote:
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> PM39W Wrote:
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> > Great news! Wrote:
> >
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>
> > -----
> > > Bet he won't do
> > > Bezos/Soros/Buffet/Walton/Zuckerberg/Gates
> > > though...
> >
> > They actually pay their taxes.
>
> Doubt there's been a deep dive on them. Wouldn't
> likely been an investigation on Trump if he wasn't
> a threat to libshit fascism.
He could have stayed in New York losing other people's money in the real estate business and nobody would have ever messed with him. But, while fully aware that his personal finances would not stand close scrutiny, he chose to stick his neck out. Making enemies the whole way, as fast as he could. Brings to mind the old saying about people who live in glass houses.
Well, other than Trump, nobody said Trump was very smart. Hope he gets a better lawyer than he had during the stop the steal bullshit.
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> > Great news! Wrote:
> >
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> > -----
> > > Bet he won't do
> > > Bezos/Soros/Buffet/Walton/Zuckerberg/Gates
> > > though...
> >
> > They actually pay their taxes.
>
> Doubt there's been a deep dive on them. Wouldn't
> likely been an investigation on Trump if he wasn't
> a threat to libshit fascism.
He could have stayed in New York losing other people's money in the real estate business and nobody would have ever messed with him. But, while fully aware that his personal finances would not stand close scrutiny, he chose to stick his neck out. Making enemies the whole way, as fast as he could. Brings to mind the old saying about people who live in glass houses.
Well, other than Trump, nobody said Trump was very smart. Hope he gets a better lawyer than he had during the stop the steal bullshit.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
SDNY
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Date: May 17, 2021 11:24AM
They are loaded for bear.
No tranq darts for this one.
Take it down, gut it and mount it in the Capitol atrium.
Then, do the same to his spawn.
No tranq darts for this one.
Take it down, gut it and mount it in the Capitol atrium.
Then, do the same to his spawn.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
Paid Up
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Date: May 17, 2021 02:57PM
PM39W Wrote:
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> Great news! Wrote:
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> > Bet he won't do
> > Bezos/Soros/Buffet/Walton/Zuckerberg/Gates
> > though...
>
> They actually pay their taxes.
Good one!
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> Great news! Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Bet he won't do
> > Bezos/Soros/Buffet/Walton/Zuckerberg/Gates
> > though...
>
> They actually pay their taxes.
Good one!
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
Donny 2 Scoops
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Date: May 17, 2021 04:58PM
It's crazy to think that every person here on FU paid more than $750 in taxes last year, which is what Trump pays per year. Even Meade paid more.
Look for him to be campaigning his ass off and begging his cult for donations to stay out of jail. Will his crazed followers fall for it? You bet!
Look for him to be campaigning his ass off and begging his cult for donations to stay out of jail. Will his crazed followers fall for it? You bet!
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
Things people try
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Date: May 17, 2021 06:08PM
HGUWW Wrote:
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> Pretty basic tax law that if you're employer pays
> your kid's tuition that's income to you and you
> owe taxes on it.
How about the one where a donor makes a deductible contribution to a school. The next year his kid gets a free ride scholarship. Seen it happen.
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> Pretty basic tax law that if you're employer pays
> your kid's tuition that's income to you and you
> owe taxes on it.
How about the one where a donor makes a deductible contribution to a school. The next year his kid gets a free ride scholarship. Seen it happen.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
NC7CX
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Date: May 17, 2021 06:12PM
Things people try Wrote:
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> HGUWW Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Pretty basic tax law that if you're employer
> pays
> > your kid's tuition that's income to you and you
> > owe taxes on it.
>
> How about the one where a donor makes a deductible
> contribution to a school. The next year his kid
> gets a free ride scholarship. Seen it happen.
Yeah, that would be a nifty tax dodge, abetted and conspired by those saintly school administrators. It would be funny to see something like that get prosecuted. The principal or board of trustees or whoever would fold up like a cheap suitcase if the feds came knocking.
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> HGUWW Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Pretty basic tax law that if you're employer
> pays
> > your kid's tuition that's income to you and you
> > owe taxes on it.
>
> How about the one where a donor makes a deductible
> contribution to a school. The next year his kid
> gets a free ride scholarship. Seen it happen.
Yeah, that would be a nifty tax dodge, abetted and conspired by those saintly school administrators. It would be funny to see something like that get prosecuted. The principal or board of trustees or whoever would fold up like a cheap suitcase if the feds came knocking.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
Doesn't Look Good
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Date: May 17, 2021 08:53PM
NC7CX Wrote:
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> Things people try Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > HGUWW Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Pretty basic tax law that if you're employer
> > pays
> > > your kid's tuition that's income to you and
> you
> > > owe taxes on it.
> >
> > How about the one where a donor makes a
> deductible
> > contribution to a school. The next year his
> kid
> > gets a free ride scholarship. Seen it happen.
>
> Yeah, that would be a nifty tax dodge, abetted and
> conspired by those saintly school administrators.
> It would be funny to see something like that get
> prosecuted. The principal or board of trustees or
> whoever would fold up like a cheap suitcase if the
> feds came knocking.
Knocking on the door for what? It doesn't look good but perfectly legal.
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> Things people try Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > HGUWW Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Pretty basic tax law that if you're employer
> > pays
> > > your kid's tuition that's income to you and
> you
> > > owe taxes on it.
> >
> > How about the one where a donor makes a
> deductible
> > contribution to a school. The next year his
> kid
> > gets a free ride scholarship. Seen it happen.
>
> Yeah, that would be a nifty tax dodge, abetted and
> conspired by those saintly school administrators.
> It would be funny to see something like that get
> prosecuted. The principal or board of trustees or
> whoever would fold up like a cheap suitcase if the
> feds came knocking.
Knocking on the door for what? It doesn't look good but perfectly legal.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
FEM9E
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Date: May 17, 2021 09:03PM
Doesn't Look Good Wrote:
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> NC7CX Wrote:
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> > Things people try Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > HGUWW Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Pretty basic tax law that if you're
> employer
> > > pays
> > > > your kid's tuition that's income to you and
> > you
> > > > owe taxes on it.
> > >
> > > How about the one where a donor makes a
> > deductible
> > > contribution to a school. The next year his
> > kid
> > > gets a free ride scholarship. Seen it
> happen.
> >
> > Yeah, that would be a nifty tax dodge, abetted
> and
> > conspired by those saintly school
> administrators.
> > It would be funny to see something like that
> get
> > prosecuted. The principal or board of trustees
> or
> > whoever would fold up like a cheap suitcase if
> the
> > feds came knocking.
>
> Knocking on the door for what? It doesn't look
> good but perfectly legal.
No, not legal. The hypothetical assumes that there was a deal. The deal was I'll make a $50,000 donation to your school if my kid goes to your school for free next year, and I don't have to pay the $50,000 tuition.
If you do that, and the feds can prove it, it's tax evasion. What happened was that you got paid $50k to make a $50k tax deduction. I'd take that fucking deal any day, except it's illegal as hell.
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> NC7CX Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Things people try Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > HGUWW Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Pretty basic tax law that if you're
> employer
> > > pays
> > > > your kid's tuition that's income to you and
> > you
> > > > owe taxes on it.
> > >
> > > How about the one where a donor makes a
> > deductible
> > > contribution to a school. The next year his
> > kid
> > > gets a free ride scholarship. Seen it
> happen.
> >
> > Yeah, that would be a nifty tax dodge, abetted
> and
> > conspired by those saintly school
> administrators.
> > It would be funny to see something like that
> get
> > prosecuted. The principal or board of trustees
> or
> > whoever would fold up like a cheap suitcase if
> the
> > feds came knocking.
>
> Knocking on the door for what? It doesn't look
> good but perfectly legal.
No, not legal. The hypothetical assumes that there was a deal. The deal was I'll make a $50,000 donation to your school if my kid goes to your school for free next year, and I don't have to pay the $50,000 tuition.
If you do that, and the feds can prove it, it's tax evasion. What happened was that you got paid $50k to make a $50k tax deduction. I'd take that fucking deal any day, except it's illegal as hell.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
sureokkk
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Date: May 17, 2021 09:33PM
Trump is a very dirty bird.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
Same ol same ol
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Date: May 17, 2021 09:39PM
LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP! Wrote:
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> Well, well, well... Seems there WAS a reason Trump
> didn't want to show his taxes. How interesting...
Libtards have been saying this since 2015 and it never happens. Four months after he is out of office, their obsession lives on
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> Well, well, well... Seems there WAS a reason Trump
> didn't want to show his taxes. How interesting...
Libtards have been saying this since 2015 and it never happens. Four months after he is out of office, their obsession lives on
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
Dude funny!
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Date: May 17, 2021 09:40PM
SDNY Wrote:
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> They are loaded for bear.
>
> No tranq darts for this one.
>
> Take it down, gut it and mount it in the Capitol
> atrium.
>
>
>
> Then, do the same to his spawn.
That would be SO cool!
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> They are loaded for bear.
>
> No tranq darts for this one.
>
> Take it down, gut it and mount it in the Capitol
> atrium.
>
>
>
> Then, do the same to his spawn.
That would be SO cool!
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
J7MJK
()
Date: May 17, 2021 09:47PM
FEM9E Wrote:
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> Doesn't Look Good Wrote:
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> > NC7CX Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Things people try Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > HGUWW Wrote:
> > > >
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > >
> > > > -----
> > > > > Pretty basic tax law that if you're
> > employer
> > > > pays
> > > > > your kid's tuition that's income to you
> and
> > > you
> > > > > owe taxes on it.
> > > >
> > > > How about the one where a donor makes a
> > > deductible
> > > > contribution to a school. The next year
> his
> > > kid
> > > > gets a free ride scholarship. Seen it
> > happen.
> > >
> > > Yeah, that would be a nifty tax dodge,
> abetted
> > and
> > > conspired by those saintly school
> > administrators.
> > > It would be funny to see something like that
> > get
> > > prosecuted. The principal or board of
> trustees
> > or
> > > whoever would fold up like a cheap suitcase
> if
> > the
> > > feds came knocking.
> >
> > Knocking on the door for what? It doesn't look
> > good but perfectly legal.
>
> No, not legal. The hypothetical assumes that there
> was a deal. The deal was I'll make a $50,000
> donation to your school if my kid goes to your
> school for free next year, and I don't have to pay
> the $50,000 tuition.
>
> If you do that, and the feds can prove it, it's
> tax evasion. What happened was that you got paid
> $50k to make a $50k tax deduction. I'd take that
> fucking deal any day, except it's illegal as hell.
I really didn't explain that very well. Let's say you go to a charity auction, and they are auctioning, let's say, tennis lessons. They will tell you that the tennis lessons have a normal retail price of say $500.00. If you win the auction for $500.00, hey, guess what, you didn't make a taxable donation. You just bought something and buying something is not tax deductible. If you bid $1000.00 for the lessons, then yeah, you do get a tax deduction. For $500.00. In the school tuition scenario, if you give a donation in return for free tuition, that's not a crime, but if you take a deduction for the donation and don't deduct the value of the tuition, that is a crime. Tax evasion.
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> Doesn't Look Good Wrote:
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> > NC7CX Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Things people try Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > HGUWW Wrote:
> > > >
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > >
> > > > -----
> > > > > Pretty basic tax law that if you're
> > employer
> > > > pays
> > > > > your kid's tuition that's income to you
> and
> > > you
> > > > > owe taxes on it.
> > > >
> > > > How about the one where a donor makes a
> > > deductible
> > > > contribution to a school. The next year
> his
> > > kid
> > > > gets a free ride scholarship. Seen it
> > happen.
> > >
> > > Yeah, that would be a nifty tax dodge,
> abetted
> > and
> > > conspired by those saintly school
> > administrators.
> > > It would be funny to see something like that
> > get
> > > prosecuted. The principal or board of
> trustees
> > or
> > > whoever would fold up like a cheap suitcase
> if
> > the
> > > feds came knocking.
> >
> > Knocking on the door for what? It doesn't look
> > good but perfectly legal.
>
> No, not legal. The hypothetical assumes that there
> was a deal. The deal was I'll make a $50,000
> donation to your school if my kid goes to your
> school for free next year, and I don't have to pay
> the $50,000 tuition.
>
> If you do that, and the feds can prove it, it's
> tax evasion. What happened was that you got paid
> $50k to make a $50k tax deduction. I'd take that
> fucking deal any day, except it's illegal as hell.
I really didn't explain that very well. Let's say you go to a charity auction, and they are auctioning, let's say, tennis lessons. They will tell you that the tennis lessons have a normal retail price of say $500.00. If you win the auction for $500.00, hey, guess what, you didn't make a taxable donation. You just bought something and buying something is not tax deductible. If you bid $1000.00 for the lessons, then yeah, you do get a tax deduction. For $500.00. In the school tuition scenario, if you give a donation in return for free tuition, that's not a crime, but if you take a deduction for the donation and don't deduct the value of the tuition, that is a crime. Tax evasion.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
cage match milton
()
Date: May 18, 2021 11:11AM
sureokkk Wrote:
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> Trump is a very dirty bird.
Like him or hate him there is no denying he has to hide his actions. Trump requires a non-disclosure agreement from every person he is around. Wives, employees, associates - no one is allowed to disclose what he says or does. Trump has to pay hush money to his adult film star mistresses. Do any of you have non-disclosure agreements with family and friends?
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> Trump is a very dirty bird.
Like him or hate him there is no denying he has to hide his actions. Trump requires a non-disclosure agreement from every person he is around. Wives, employees, associates - no one is allowed to disclose what he says or does. Trump has to pay hush money to his adult film star mistresses. Do any of you have non-disclosure agreements with family and friends?
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
Know thy Trump
()
Date: May 18, 2021 04:12PM
cage match milton Wrote:
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> sureokkk Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Trump is a very dirty bird.
>
>
> Like him or hate him there is no denying he has to
> hide his actions. Trump requires a non-disclosure
> agreement from every person he is around. Wives,
> employees, associates - no one is allowed to
> disclose what he says or does. Trump has to pay
> hush money to his adult film star mistresses. Do
> any of you have non-disclosure agreements with
> family and friends?
Trump's blatant secrecy about the true state of his finances actual confirms that one of two things is true. Either 1) that he is flat broke, or 2) that he has been enriched by ill gotten gains. Or possibly both.
Why?
Because Trump is a narcissistic braggart. He cannot help himself. If Trump was the successful but honest businessman he claims, he would release every document he could produce that would prove his claims of legitimate and legitimately derived wealth. Especially since both his business acumen and credibility regarding the extent of his wealth have occasionally been questioned by those on the left. Yet, he maintains secrecy. And that tells you everything you need to know.
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> sureokkk Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Trump is a very dirty bird.
>
>
> Like him or hate him there is no denying he has to
> hide his actions. Trump requires a non-disclosure
> agreement from every person he is around. Wives,
> employees, associates - no one is allowed to
> disclose what he says or does. Trump has to pay
> hush money to his adult film star mistresses. Do
> any of you have non-disclosure agreements with
> family and friends?
Trump's blatant secrecy about the true state of his finances actual confirms that one of two things is true. Either 1) that he is flat broke, or 2) that he has been enriched by ill gotten gains. Or possibly both.
Why?
Because Trump is a narcissistic braggart. He cannot help himself. If Trump was the successful but honest businessman he claims, he would release every document he could produce that would prove his claims of legitimate and legitimately derived wealth. Especially since both his business acumen and credibility regarding the extent of his wealth have occasionally been questioned by those on the left. Yet, he maintains secrecy. And that tells you everything you need to know.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP!
()
Date: May 19, 2021 08:27AM
Now we know.
Trump wasn't releasing his taxes because of both; He broke and he did a lot of illegal shit.
As is usual for Trump. The thing Trump is complaining about the most is what Trump is doing himself.
Trump MO seems to be try and pin in on somebody else so he doesn't look as bad when he gets caught.
Trump wasn't releasing his taxes because of both; He broke and he did a lot of illegal shit.
As is usual for Trump. The thing Trump is complaining about the most is what Trump is doing himself.
Trump MO seems to be try and pin in on somebody else so he doesn't look as bad when he gets caught.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
10 Years in the Pokie
()
Date: May 19, 2021 03:53PM
Trump is so fucked.
Well at least Trump had some fun playing president before he goes to jail for 10 years.
Well at least Trump had some fun playing president before he goes to jail for 10 years.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
It is fun seeing trump go down
()
Date: May 19, 2021 05:06PM
I love it!
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
LOCK THEM UP! LOCK THEM UP!
()
Date: May 19, 2021 08:00PM
Not just charged, CRIMINALLY CHARGED!
That's means are little boy Trump is going to jail.
That's means are little boy Trump is going to jail.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
lock him up and build the wall
()
Date: May 20, 2021 04:32PM
First US President to go to prison?
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
Posted by:
LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP!
()
Date: May 20, 2021 04:35PM
lock him up and build the wall Wrote:
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> First US President to go to prison?
Trump is a historic president.
First president to attack the USA!
Next up, first president to spend time in a federal prison for 10 years.
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> First US President to go to prison?
Trump is a historic president.
First president to attack the USA!
Next up, first president to spend time in a federal prison for 10 years.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
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LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP!
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Date: May 24, 2021 09:13AM
Trump's goose is cooked.
Re: NY AG Likely to Charge Trump with 6 Counts of Tax Evasion This Week
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Cohen Says Trump Will Turn Kids
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Date: May 24, 2021 11:30AM
Cohen says Trump will quickly turn on his kids and throw them under the bus to save himself.