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Biden, Harris release 2020 tax returns
So why was was it so hard for Trump to show his tax returns.
https://thehill.com/policy/finance/5...20-tax-returns Waits for trumpet excuses. |
Biden, Harris release 2020 tax returns
Bod wrote
So why was was it so hard for Trump to show his tax returns. More to hide, stupid. https://thehill.com/policy/finance/5...20-tax-returns Waits for trumpet excuses. |
Biden, Harris release 2020 tax returns
On Tue, 18 May 2021 13:39:00 +0100, Bod wrote:
So why was was it so hard for Trump to show his tax returns. https://thehill.com/policy/finance/5...20-tax-returns Waits for trumpet excuses. It is easy if you have been drawing a government salary your whole life and your bribes are in cash or laundered through your campaign committee. If you are in business with dozens of LLCs and S corps, not so easy. I am still not quite sure what everyone expects to see anyway. I imagine you will just get a peek into how rich people avoid paying taxes. I doubt Don Lemon and Rachel Maddow want us to see their tax returns either. |
Biden, Harris release 2020 tax returns
On 18/05/2021 16:32, Rod Speed wrote:
Bod wrote So why was was it so hard for Trump to show his tax returns. More to hide, stupid. https://thehill.com/policy/finance/5...20-tax-returns Waits for trumpet excuses. It was a rhetorical question, stupid. A rhetorical question is: A question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer. |
Biden, Harris release 2020 tax returns
Bod wrote:
So why was was it so hard for Trump to show his tax returns. https://thehill.com/policy/finance/5...20-tax-returns Waits for trumpet excuses. Biden can claim senility if his tax return is audited by the IRS. Trump cannot. I wonder if the "Big guy" reported the 10% his son's deals got him? |
Biden, Harris release 2020 tax returns
Bod wrote:
On 18/05/2021 16:32, Rod Speed wrote: Bod wrote So why was was it so hard for Trump to show his tax returns. More to hide, stupid. https://thehill.com/policy/finance/5...20-tax-returns Waits for trumpet excuses. It was a rhetorical question, stupid. A rhetorical question is: Â*Â*Â* A question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer. Perhaps you should specify that your comment is rhetorical when you pose it. Then you won't find it necessary to reply to a person posting a reply as "Stupid." |
Biden, Harris release 2020 tax returns
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Biden, Harris release 2020 tax returns
On Tue, 18 May 2021 10:52:16 -0500, Ken wrote:
Bod wrote: On 18/05/2021 16:32, Rod Speed wrote: Bod wrote So why was was it so hard for Trump to show his tax returns. More to hide, stupid. https://thehill.com/policy/finance/5...20-tax-returns Waits for trumpet excuses. It was a rhetorical question, stupid. A rhetorical question is: *** A question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer. Perhaps you should specify that your comment is rhetorical when you pose it. Then you won't find it necessary to reply to a person posting a reply as "Stupid." Yep - and when you tell a joke, always jump directly to explaining the humour - right after the punch line - ... Jokes are always better that way, Right ? note important rhetorical question there .. :-) .... you see what I did there ? .. never mind. John T. |
Biden, Harris release 2020 tax returns
On 5/18/2021 12:01 PM, Ralph Mowery wrote:
In article , says... It is easy if you have been drawing a government salary your whole life and your bribes are in cash or laundered through your campaign committee. If you are in business with dozens of LLCs and S corps, not so easy. I am still not quite sure what everyone expects to see anyway. I imagine you will just get a peek into how rich people avoid paying taxes. I doubt Don Lemon and Rachel Maddow want us to see their tax returns either. I don't see why everyone seems to obsessed with the tax returns. The really big players have all kinds of ways to hide the money. Start a charity and then put all your children in charge of it and draw a salary. Start some company and write off many expenses. I read an article many years ago about Trump had his money and there was the Trump the business. He went bankrupt and was allowed more 'walking around " money per month than many make in a year. Big companies went bankrupt but never stopped, Just like the car companies and a power company in California. This year my IRA made a lot of money (for a common man) but no taxes are paid on it. Next year i will have to take the RMD and some tax will be paid on that, but it will be a small portion of the total if the stock market does not collapse. That is right. Do not confuse the individual with the corporation. I incorporated as a consultant and got advise from the accountant for a large building contractor. They would form a new corporation for every new development they built. It was all a matter of individual bankruptcy protection. A development might go belly up and others prospered but total business had some protection from going completely bankrupt. As for Biden, he made maybe $50,000,000 after his vice presidency and is claiming books and speaking tours but we know where it most likely came from, cf. the Clinton foundation. |
Biden, Harris release 2020 tax returns
"Bod" wrote in message ... On 18/05/2021 16:32, Rod Speed wrote: Bod wrote So why was was it so hard for Trump to show his tax returns. More to hide, stupid. https://thehill.com/policy/finance/5...20-tax-returns Waits for trumpet excuses. It was a rhetorical question, stupid. A rhetorical question is: A question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer. You never could bull**** your way out of a wet paper bag. |
Biden, Harris release 2020 tax returns
On Tue, 18 May 2021 12:01:20 -0400, Ralph Mowery
wrote: In article , says... It is easy if you have been drawing a government salary your whole life and your bribes are in cash or laundered through your campaign committee. If you are in business with dozens of LLCs and S corps, not so easy. I am still not quite sure what everyone expects to see anyway. I imagine you will just get a peek into how rich people avoid paying taxes. I doubt Don Lemon and Rachel Maddow want us to see their tax returns either. I don't see why everyone seems to obsessed with the tax returns. Because Al Capone. That's why. |
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Biden, Harris release 2020 tax returns
On 5/18/2021 10:13 AM, Frank wrote:
On 5/18/2021 12:01 PM, Ralph Mowery wrote: In article , says... It is easy if you have been drawing a government salary your whole life and your bribes are in cash or laundered through your campaign committee. If you are in business with dozens of LLCs and S corps, not so easy. I am still not quite sure what everyone expects to see anyway. I imagine you will just get a peek into how rich people avoid paying taxes. I doubt Don Lemon and Rachel Maddow want us to see their tax returns either. I don't see why everyone seems to obsessed with the tax returns. The really big players have all kinds of ways to hide the money.Â* Start a charity and then put all your children in charge of it and draw a salary.Â* Start some company and write off many expenses. I read an article many years ago about Trump had his money and there was the Trump the business.Â* He went bankrupt and was allowed more 'walking around " money per month than many make in a year.Â* Big companies went bankrupt but never stopped,Â* Just like the car companies and a power company in California. This year my IRA made a lot of money (for a common man) but no taxes are paid on it.Â* Next year i will have to take the RMD and some tax will be paid on that, but it will be a small portion of the total if the stock market does not collapse. That is right.Â* Do not confuse the individual with the corporation. I incorporated as a consultant and got advise from the accountant for a large building contractor.Â* They would form a new corporation for every new development they built.Â* It was all a matter of individual bankruptcy protection.Â* A development might go belly up and others prospered but total business had some protection from going completely bankrupt. As for Biden, he made maybe $50,000,000 after his vice presidency and is claiming books and speaking tours but we know where it most likely came from, cf. the Clinton foundation. Prove it. You just make crap up. |
Biden, Harris release 2020 tax returns
On Tue, 18 May 2021 12:01:20 -0400, Ralph Mowery
wrote: In article , says... It is easy if you have been drawing a government salary your whole life and your bribes are in cash or laundered through your campaign committee. If you are in business with dozens of LLCs and S corps, not so easy. I am still not quite sure what everyone expects to see anyway. I imagine you will just get a peek into how rich people avoid paying taxes. I doubt Don Lemon and Rachel Maddow want us to see their tax returns either. I don't see why everyone seems to obsessed with the tax returns. The really big players have all kinds of ways to hide the money. Start a charity and then put all your children in charge of it and draw a salary. Start some company and write off many expenses. I read an article many years ago about Trump had his money and there was the Trump the business. He went bankrupt and was allowed more 'walking around " money per month than many make in a year. Big companies went bankrupt but never stopped, Just like the car companies and a power company in California. This year my IRA made a lot of money (for a common man) but no taxes are paid on it. Next year i will have to take the RMD and some tax will be paid on that, but it will be a small portion of the total if the stock market does not collapse. The reality is for most people who get the bulk of their money on a W2, the tax forms are easy but there is not much you can shelter. For people in business, the tax forms can get very complex and virtually every page is a deduction or exemption from their taxes. The system is rigged by the people who can give legislators the largest incentives to write tax codes advantageous to them. I bet there are real estate investor/developers and venture capitalists all over the country hoping nobody ever sees Trumps returns because theirs will look the same. |
Biden, Harris release 2020 tax returns
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Biden, Harris release 2020 tax returns
On 5/20/2021 3:18 PM, Tekkie� wrote:
On Tue, 18 May 2021 20:56:32 -0400, posted for all of us to digest... On Tue, 18 May 2021 12:01:20 -0400, Ralph Mowery wrote: In article , says... It is easy if you have been drawing a government salary your whole life and your bribes are in cash or laundered through your campaign committee. If you are in business with dozens of LLCs and S corps, not so easy. I am still not quite sure what everyone expects to see anyway. I imagine you will just get a peek into how rich people avoid paying taxes. I doubt Don Lemon and Rachel Maddow want us to see their tax returns either. I don't see why everyone seems to obsessed with the tax returns. The really big players have all kinds of ways to hide the money. Start a charity and then put all your children in charge of it and draw a salary. Start some company and write off many expenses. I read an article many years ago about Trump had his money and there was the Trump the business. He went bankrupt and was allowed more 'walking around " money per month than many make in a year. Big companies went bankrupt but never stopped, Just like the car companies and a power company in California. This year my IRA made a lot of money (for a common man) but no taxes are paid on it. Next year i will have to take the RMD and some tax will be paid on that, but it will be a small portion of the total if the stock market does not collapse. The reality is for most people who get the bulk of their money on a W2, the tax forms are easy but there is not much you can shelter. For people in business, the tax forms can get very complex and virtually every page is a deduction or exemption from their taxes. The system is rigged by the people who can give legislators the largest incentives to write tax codes advantageous to them. I bet there are real estate investor/developers and venture capitalists all over the country hoping nobody ever sees Trumps returns because theirs will look the same. That's one of the reasons we will never see meaningful tax reform. All parties will take care of themselves and their buddies first and foremost. Steve Forbes. Paging Steve Forbes. Please call Congress Tax accountants and lawyers won't let it happen. |
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