Trump Engaged in Suspect Tax Schemes as He Reaped Riches From His Father
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Deserves a JFC and a LOL. With a WTF? chaser.TurdBomber said:
I'll bet you do! Because you're too poor to pay a CPA.HHusky said:
I'm gonna bet my wife and I pay a lot more in taxes than you and your cat do.TurdBomber said:
So, in addition to being a shitty, unsuccessful lawyer who can't get his facts straight, #HHuskyIsRacist is also a full-fledged SJW who hates money and those who have it. I wonder if one has to do with the other. Woke=Broke.HHusky said:
Most wealthy families buy 3+ million dollars of chips at their kid’s casino and walk off with them in a bag? Most wealthy families create a phony distribution company with jacked up prices to gift their kids some dough? Most wealthy families pay their three year olds six figure salaries?WestlinnDuck said:Yeah. The "suspect" tax planning that most wealthy family businesses were using and that passed on audit.
This was all audited, Gasbag? Got a link?
Interesting. Sounds like most wealthy families should be in prison.
Nothing to brag about.
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Maybe I was lying like were when you claimed you’re a conservativeHHusky said:
You were more candid on the Shed.SFGbob said:
Now all you need is evidence that it ever happenedHHusky said:
Drug running isn't a thought crime.SFGbob said:
Wasn't charged, hell I was never even arrested. I'm an innocent man. I realize that that you'd love to be able to charge your political opponents with thought crimes and crimes you feel they've committed but for now we still have a Constitution and due process in this country comrade.HHusky said:
You weren't charged with your felonies either, right blob?SFGbob said:
I recall OJ being charged with a crime. Was Trump charged with a crime?HHusky said:
No. He's innocent. Like OJ.Sledog said:
So Trump was convicted of tax evasion?HHusky said:
These rich people evaded gift taxes because they knew the odds of audit were very low. None of this survived an audit--Gasbag's lie--and none of it survived government scrutiny--Race's lie. Most of it is indefensible, so naturally, the usual suspects here are defending it.PurpleThrobber said:
Nice reading comprehension. Believe what you want. Rich people mitigate tax exposure. Deal with it.HHusky said:
I don't believe I expressed any surprise that Daddy is a tax cheat.PurpleThrobber said:
Of course -you'd be fairly surprised at the lengths people go through to minimize their taxes.HHusky said:
Most wealthy families buy 3+ million dollars of chips at their kid’s casino and walk off with them in a bag? Most wealthy families create a phony distribution company with jacked up prices to gift their kids some dough? Most wealthy families pay their three year olds six figure salaries?WestlinnDuck said:Yeah. The "suspect" tax planning that most wealthy family businesses were using and that passed on audit.
This was all audited, Gasbag? Got a link?
Interesting. Sounds like most wealthy families should be in prison.
There's entire departments of very large accounting and legal firms whose sole purpose is to draw up diagrams and execution plans and various legal entities to take advantage of tax law, both domestically and internationally.
Are you really this fucking walk.safety.up that you don't understand the real world?!? We're not talking W-2/1099 income and tax ramifications here. Christ.
Even HondoFS gets this - I think he does anyway. His firm likely has a taxdodgermitigation expert.
Basically, Purple helpfully explains that the wealthy cannot be expected to adhere to tax laws. The Leona Helmsley School of Accounting approves.
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Yet paradoxically, I pay my taxes.SFGbob said:
Oh he loves money, he just feels he is entitled to other people’s money.TurdBomber said:
So, in addition to being a shitty, unsuccessful lawyer who can't get his facts straight, #HHuskyIsRacist is also a full-fledged SJW who hates money and those who have it. I wonder if one has to do with the other. Woke=Broke.HHusky said:
Most wealthy families buy 3+ million dollars of chips at their kid’s casino and walk off with them in a bag? Most wealthy families create a phony distribution company with jacked up prices to gift their kids some dough? Most wealthy families pay their three year olds six figure salaries?WestlinnDuck said:Yeah. The "suspect" tax planning that most wealthy family businesses were using and that passed on audit.
This was all audited, Gasbag? Got a link?
Interesting. Sounds like most wealthy families should be in prison.
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Too lateHHusky said:
You were more candid on the Shed.SFGbob said:
Now all you need is evidence that it ever happenedHHusky said:
Drug running isn't a thought crime.SFGbob said:
Wasn't charged, hell I was never even arrested. I'm an innocent man. I realize that that you'd love to be able to charge your political opponents with thought crimes and crimes you feel they've committed but for now we still have a Constitution and due process in this country comrade.HHusky said:
You weren't charged with your felonies either, right blob?SFGbob said:
I recall OJ being charged with a crime. Was Trump charged with a crime?HHusky said:
No. He's innocent. Like OJ.Sledog said:
So Trump was convicted of tax evasion?HHusky said:
These rich people evaded gift taxes because they knew the odds of audit were very low. None of this survived an audit--Gasbag's lie--and none of it survived government scrutiny--Race's lie. Most of it is indefensible, so naturally, the usual suspects here are defending it.PurpleThrobber said:
Nice reading comprehension. Believe what you want. Rich people mitigate tax exposure. Deal with it.HHusky said:
I don't believe I expressed any surprise that Daddy is a tax cheat.PurpleThrobber said:
Of course -you'd be fairly surprised at the lengths people go through to minimize their taxes.HHusky said:
Most wealthy families buy 3+ million dollars of chips at their kid’s casino and walk off with them in a bag? Most wealthy families create a phony distribution company with jacked up prices to gift their kids some dough? Most wealthy families pay their three year olds six figure salaries?WestlinnDuck said:Yeah. The "suspect" tax planning that most wealthy family businesses were using and that passed on audit.
This was all audited, Gasbag? Got a link?
Interesting. Sounds like most wealthy families should be in prison.
There's entire departments of very large accounting and legal firms whose sole purpose is to draw up diagrams and execution plans and various legal entities to take advantage of tax law, both domestically and internationally.
Are you really this fucking walk.safety.up that you don't understand the real world?!? We're not talking W-2/1099 income and tax ramifications here. Christ.
Even HondoFS gets this - I think he does anyway. His firm likely has a taxdodgermitigation expert.
Basically, Purple helpfully explains that the wealthy cannot be expected to adhere to tax laws. The Leona Helmsley School of Accounting approves.
Pure as the driven snow!
CA Statute of Limitation on Drug Charges
In California, possession of controlled substances is illegal under California Health and Safety Code § 11350. Most of these possession crimes are punished as a misdemeanor offense for most drugs, except marijuana (which has lighter punishments and changes drastically this coming January). This means that most of these drug possession crimes, such as cocaine possession or prescription drug crimes carry up to one year in jail, plus potential fines and court costs. Marijuana possession is currently punished with up to 6 months in jail for a large amount, and a fine only for a small amount. (The cutoff for a small amount is 28.5 grams.)
In California, crimes that carry potential imprisonment as a penalty have a statute of limitations of 3 years. Under California Penal Code § 801, this means the prosecution of a crime must start within 3 years of the crime’s commission. This applies as long as you are within the state of California. If you leave the state, the statute of limitations is paused or “tolled” until you reenter the state. This can extend the filing deadline by up to 3 years, for a total of 6 years to bring charges against you.
The statute of limitations only creates a deadline for police and prosecutors to file charges against you. This means that they have 3 years to arrest you and charge you with the crime, or to file charges with a court and issue a summons to force you to appear in court. This does not mean that the case must be charged, tried, and completed within 3 years of the offense. -
If there were only a government agency that has his tax returns and could look into it.HHusky said:Not so much "suspect tax schemes" as they were just good old tax fraud.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/10/us/maryanne-trump-barry-misconduct-inquiry.html -
Trump's tax crimes are right there with his Russian collusion and treason
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Purple has been trying to tell you that there are armies of accountants out there. They also know how to protect against making their clients' tax returns stand out. Haven't you been paying attention?MikeDamone said:
If there were only a government agency that has his tax returns and could look into it.HHusky said:Not so much "suspect tax schemes" as they were just good old tax fraud.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/10/us/maryanne-trump-barry-misconduct-inquiry.html -
No one is suggesting blob can still be charged with any of his felonies. He's innocent in exactly the same way Daddy is.RaceBannon said:
Too lateHHusky said:
You were more candid on the Shed.SFGbob said:
Now all you need is evidence that it ever happenedHHusky said:
Drug running isn't a thought crime.SFGbob said:
Wasn't charged, hell I was never even arrested. I'm an innocent man. I realize that that you'd love to be able to charge your political opponents with thought crimes and crimes you feel they've committed but for now we still have a Constitution and due process in this country comrade.HHusky said:
You weren't charged with your felonies either, right blob?SFGbob said:
I recall OJ being charged with a crime. Was Trump charged with a crime?HHusky said:
No. He's innocent. Like OJ.Sledog said:
So Trump was convicted of tax evasion?HHusky said:
These rich people evaded gift taxes because they knew the odds of audit were very low. None of this survived an audit--Gasbag's lie--and none of it survived government scrutiny--Race's lie. Most of it is indefensible, so naturally, the usual suspects here are defending it.PurpleThrobber said:
Nice reading comprehension. Believe what you want. Rich people mitigate tax exposure. Deal with it.HHusky said:
I don't believe I expressed any surprise that Daddy is a tax cheat.PurpleThrobber said:
Of course -you'd be fairly surprised at the lengths people go through to minimize their taxes.HHusky said:
Most wealthy families buy 3+ million dollars of chips at their kid’s casino and walk off with them in a bag? Most wealthy families create a phony distribution company with jacked up prices to gift their kids some dough? Most wealthy families pay their three year olds six figure salaries?WestlinnDuck said:Yeah. The "suspect" tax planning that most wealthy family businesses were using and that passed on audit.
This was all audited, Gasbag? Got a link?
Interesting. Sounds like most wealthy families should be in prison.
There's entire departments of very large accounting and legal firms whose sole purpose is to draw up diagrams and execution plans and various legal entities to take advantage of tax law, both domestically and internationally.
Are you really this fucking walk.safety.up that you don't understand the real world?!? We're not talking W-2/1099 income and tax ramifications here. Christ.
Even HondoFS gets this - I think he does anyway. His firm likely has a taxdodgermitigation expert.
Basically, Purple helpfully explains that the wealthy cannot be expected to adhere to tax laws. The Leona Helmsley School of Accounting approves.
Pure as the driven snow!
CA Statute of Limitation on Drug Charges
In California, possession of controlled substances is illegal under California Health and Safety Code § 11350. Most of these possession crimes are punished as a misdemeanor offense for most drugs, except marijuana (which has lighter punishments and changes drastically this coming January). This means that most of these drug possession crimes, such as cocaine possession or prescription drug crimes carry up to one year in jail, plus potential fines and court costs. Marijuana possession is currently punished with up to 6 months in jail for a large amount, and a fine only for a small amount. (The cutoff for a small amount is 28.5 grams.)
In California, crimes that carry potential imprisonment as a penalty have a statute of limitations of 3 years. Under California Penal Code § 801, this means the prosecution of a crime must start within 3 years of the crime’s commission. This applies as long as you are within the state of California. If you leave the state, the statute of limitations is paused or “tolled” until you reenter the state. This can extend the filing deadline by up to 3 years, for a total of 6 years to bring charges against you.
The statute of limitations only creates a deadline for police and prosecutors to file charges against you. This means that they have 3 years to arrest you and charge you with the crime, or to file charges with a court and issue a summons to force you to appear in court. This does not mean that the case must be charged, tried, and completed within 3 years of the offense. -
Except bob wasn't audited numerous times. Other than that you nailed itHHusky said:
No one is suggesting blob can still be charged with any of his felonies. He's innocent in exactly the same way Daddy is.RaceBannon said:
Too lateHHusky said:
You were more candid on the Shed.SFGbob said:
Now all you need is evidence that it ever happenedHHusky said:
Drug running isn't a thought crime.SFGbob said:
Wasn't charged, hell I was never even arrested. I'm an innocent man. I realize that that you'd love to be able to charge your political opponents with thought crimes and crimes you feel they've committed but for now we still have a Constitution and due process in this country comrade.HHusky said:
You weren't charged with your felonies either, right blob?SFGbob said:
I recall OJ being charged with a crime. Was Trump charged with a crime?HHusky said:
No. He's innocent. Like OJ.Sledog said:
So Trump was convicted of tax evasion?HHusky said:
These rich people evaded gift taxes because they knew the odds of audit were very low. None of this survived an audit--Gasbag's lie--and none of it survived government scrutiny--Race's lie. Most of it is indefensible, so naturally, the usual suspects here are defending it.PurpleThrobber said:
Nice reading comprehension. Believe what you want. Rich people mitigate tax exposure. Deal with it.HHusky said:
I don't believe I expressed any surprise that Daddy is a tax cheat.PurpleThrobber said:
Of course -you'd be fairly surprised at the lengths people go through to minimize their taxes.HHusky said:
Most wealthy families buy 3+ million dollars of chips at their kid’s casino and walk off with them in a bag? Most wealthy families create a phony distribution company with jacked up prices to gift their kids some dough? Most wealthy families pay their three year olds six figure salaries?WestlinnDuck said:Yeah. The "suspect" tax planning that most wealthy family businesses were using and that passed on audit.
This was all audited, Gasbag? Got a link?
Interesting. Sounds like most wealthy families should be in prison.
There's entire departments of very large accounting and legal firms whose sole purpose is to draw up diagrams and execution plans and various legal entities to take advantage of tax law, both domestically and internationally.
Are you really this fucking walk.safety.up that you don't understand the real world?!? We're not talking W-2/1099 income and tax ramifications here. Christ.
Even HondoFS gets this - I think he does anyway. His firm likely has a taxdodgermitigation expert.
Basically, Purple helpfully explains that the wealthy cannot be expected to adhere to tax laws. The Leona Helmsley School of Accounting approves.
Pure as the driven snow!
CA Statute of Limitation on Drug Charges
In California, possession of controlled substances is illegal under California Health and Safety Code § 11350. Most of these possession crimes are punished as a misdemeanor offense for most drugs, except marijuana (which has lighter punishments and changes drastically this coming January). This means that most of these drug possession crimes, such as cocaine possession or prescription drug crimes carry up to one year in jail, plus potential fines and court costs. Marijuana possession is currently punished with up to 6 months in jail for a large amount, and a fine only for a small amount. (The cutoff for a small amount is 28.5 grams.)
In California, crimes that carry potential imprisonment as a penalty have a statute of limitations of 3 years. Under California Penal Code § 801, this means the prosecution of a crime must start within 3 years of the crime’s commission. This applies as long as you are within the state of California. If you leave the state, the statute of limitations is paused or “tolled” until you reenter the state. This can extend the filing deadline by up to 3 years, for a total of 6 years to bring charges against you.
The statute of limitations only creates a deadline for police and prosecutors to file charges against you. This means that they have 3 years to arrest you and charge you with the crime, or to file charges with a court and issue a summons to force you to appear in court. This does not mean that the case must be charged, tried, and completed within 3 years of the offense.
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We only have Daddy's word that he was ever audited. His word ain't worth shit.RaceBannon said:
Except bob wasn't audited numerous times. Other than that you nailed itHHusky said:
No one is suggesting blob can still be charged with any of his felonies. He's innocent in exactly the same way Daddy is.RaceBannon said:
Too lateHHusky said:
You were more candid on the Shed.SFGbob said:
Now all you need is evidence that it ever happenedHHusky said:
Drug running isn't a thought crime.SFGbob said:
Wasn't charged, hell I was never even arrested. I'm an innocent man. I realize that that you'd love to be able to charge your political opponents with thought crimes and crimes you feel they've committed but for now we still have a Constitution and due process in this country comrade.HHusky said:
You weren't charged with your felonies either, right blob?SFGbob said:
I recall OJ being charged with a crime. Was Trump charged with a crime?HHusky said:
No. He's innocent. Like OJ.Sledog said:
So Trump was convicted of tax evasion?HHusky said:
These rich people evaded gift taxes because they knew the odds of audit were very low. None of this survived an audit--Gasbag's lie--and none of it survived government scrutiny--Race's lie. Most of it is indefensible, so naturally, the usual suspects here are defending it.PurpleThrobber said:
Nice reading comprehension. Believe what you want. Rich people mitigate tax exposure. Deal with it.HHusky said:
I don't believe I expressed any surprise that Daddy is a tax cheat.PurpleThrobber said:
Of course -you'd be fairly surprised at the lengths people go through to minimize their taxes.HHusky said:
Most wealthy families buy 3+ million dollars of chips at their kid’s casino and walk off with them in a bag? Most wealthy families create a phony distribution company with jacked up prices to gift their kids some dough? Most wealthy families pay their three year olds six figure salaries?WestlinnDuck said:Yeah. The "suspect" tax planning that most wealthy family businesses were using and that passed on audit.
This was all audited, Gasbag? Got a link?
Interesting. Sounds like most wealthy families should be in prison.
There's entire departments of very large accounting and legal firms whose sole purpose is to draw up diagrams and execution plans and various legal entities to take advantage of tax law, both domestically and internationally.
Are you really this fucking walk.safety.up that you don't understand the real world?!? We're not talking W-2/1099 income and tax ramifications here. Christ.
Even HondoFS gets this - I think he does anyway. His firm likely has a taxdodgermitigation expert.
Basically, Purple helpfully explains that the wealthy cannot be expected to adhere to tax laws. The Leona Helmsley School of Accounting approves.
Pure as the driven snow!
CA Statute of Limitation on Drug Charges
In California, possession of controlled substances is illegal under California Health and Safety Code § 11350. Most of these possession crimes are punished as a misdemeanor offense for most drugs, except marijuana (which has lighter punishments and changes drastically this coming January). This means that most of these drug possession crimes, such as cocaine possession or prescription drug crimes carry up to one year in jail, plus potential fines and court costs. Marijuana possession is currently punished with up to 6 months in jail for a large amount, and a fine only for a small amount. (The cutoff for a small amount is 28.5 grams.)
In California, crimes that carry potential imprisonment as a penalty have a statute of limitations of 3 years. Under California Penal Code § 801, this means the prosecution of a crime must start within 3 years of the crime’s commission. This applies as long as you are within the state of California. If you leave the state, the statute of limitations is paused or “tolled” until you reenter the state. This can extend the filing deadline by up to 3 years, for a total of 6 years to bring charges against you.
The statute of limitations only creates a deadline for police and prosecutors to file charges against you. This means that they have 3 years to arrest you and charge you with the crime, or to file charges with a court and issue a summons to force you to appear in court. This does not mean that the case must be charged, tried, and completed within 3 years of the offense.
He seems to be the only taxpayer ever who has had all of his tax returns audited and they have all been audited in perpetuity apparently.
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