>Donald J. Trump avoided reporting hundreds of millions in taxable income with a tactic so legally dubious that his lawyers said an I.R.S. audit would most likely find it improper.
>Tax experts who reviewed documents for The Times said Mr. Trump trampled a core tax policy tenet by receiving tax benefits for losing vast amounts of other people’s money.
this I don't get the argument behind "you didn't pay taxes you didn't have to, therefore you are bad" it's absolutely retarded
Jason Foster
>there are scum on Sup Forums RN that don't give all their money to the welfare charity
Lincoln Price
of course it was legally dubious - the tax code in question was implemented by a Clinton after all.v
Parker Richardson
wtf I hate Trump now
Connor Young
Holy fuck! He used a legal way to not pay taxes? What a fucking deplorable man! Thanks you for correcting the record!
Adrian Evans
post shoe on head
Isaiah Smith
>dubious
They're really stretching lately
Jace Brown
Which was put into effect by none other than Bill Clinton to give huge tax breaks to his rich developer friends. Interesting who opened this can of worms, yet Hillary doesn't publicly state she'll repeal it.
Do you shillfags now see why anyone who isn't a high functioning retard is voting ANYONE but Hillary? It's the only sensible option.
Brody Rodriguez
Didn't you know straya? Respecting the law and using the law in your advantage is bad now. Thats why hillary will not go to prison, because its bad to send someone to prison for breaking the law.
Levi Sanders
>Donald managed to avoid theft via taxes >Hillary managed to avoid anti-corruption laws Fuck you OP
Liam Ward
>legally dubious
Throwing out anything that will stick at this point. Sad!
Grayson Sanchez
Maybe someone in office should fix that. What a bunch of retards.
Cameron Sanders
>liberals >knowing anything about finance
Lincoln Lee
It's called depreciation. Nothing was lost.
Funny how random unnamed financial experts can somehow derive this from incomplete documents
Liam Long
The NYT excerpt is so little to go on it's really telling how many "tax specialists" have come out of the woodwork to say he's a complete fraud.
Jace Rodriguez
When its not their money to give away its so easy for them to say WELL U SHOULD HAVE GAVE IT TO X.
Brody James
is that masha?
nice
Benjamin Hall
> That's the kind of thinking we need for this country As POTUS he's going to do with same thing about NATO and UN payments.
Leo Hughes
NYT used the same tax loopholes Trump did
Hypocrites
Dylan Brown
дa
Jose Brooks
If you don't think king Nigger ordered the IRS to fuck Donald anyway they could your a moran and you're shits all retarded and you talk like a fag
Austin Brown
You can tell when pol don't read the source article
Connor Wood
>lawyers said an I.R.S. audit would most likely find it improper.
well he's under one of those at the moment so he couldn't have been that worried about it
Carter Fisher
You can have losses roll over each year as a tax deduction. This has been a part of the tax code for some time now. Millions of investors do this every year.
Nathan Miller
This election is very simple really. GOOD vs. EVIL
>Of course I'm minimising my tax. If anybody in this country doesn't minimise their tax they want their head read. As a government I can tell you you're not spending it that well that we should be paying extra. -- Kerry Packer
Hudson Miller
I honestly don't see the issue. Finding a loophole proves a problem with the government, not the people who exploit it.
Andrew Diaz
(((nytimes)))
Jeremiah Morales
Hrs said from the very beginning of his campaign he wants to fix these tax loopholes and knows he can because he's an expert in using them himself.
He's been honest about using loopholes from the beginning
Dylan Watson
It's not even a loophole. I'll explain it in simple average joe terms.
>Take out loan of 500,000 >Buy a house with 500,000 >Years later sell house for 300,000 because you can no longer afford the mortgage. >Loss of 200,000, still owe the bank >Annual regular income for that year is 100,000 >After the math, still have a 100,000 loss >No taxable income.
Now imagine if they got rid of this.
Not only are you out of a house, you still owe the bank between 100,000 - 200,000 and nearly 45,000 in taxes on top of it because we no longer count the sale of the house as a loss. Unfortunately your broke.
Next year will be even worse.
Adrian Price
>a guy uses a legal way to not pay millions
OHMAGAWD THAT RACIST IS SO BÄÄD! UNFIT 4 PRESIDENCY!1
>has people killed, is a globalid st puppet, will start a war, involved in crimes, lies constantly under oath, involved in pedophilia