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The early 90s' were down years. 92 93 94 down. Things began to get better into 95. Trumps "95" filing would be for 94, correct?
Easy to believe you could lose big money in real estate during that time. He should have made that loss back 10X before the dot com bust 2001-2003.
He did something as I see his name on Forbes list.
Trump lost his billion on Atlantic City casino's and Trump Air
Both very volatile business ventures
Yep.....95' was the greatest year in history.Obviously you don't know enough about the tax code to not appear like a slope headed shitforbrains.I repeat. You need to stick to what you know, retard.Problem with you is you don't know enough to say dick about his business accumen.
The point of any business is to turn a profit. You seem to think paying more than your share in taxes to a wasteful government is good business.
Everyone who isn't a paid hack by the left says that not only what Trump did was legal but but something everyone does and has done and has every right to do, thus the comment about being smart Trump uttered during the debate. Once again, this just proves my statements that Trump shouldn't release his returns, because as this fake issue proves, liberals gotta lie. They can take anything and turn it into a crime. All it takes is a highly active imagination and the willingness to distort the truth.
Would I invest my personal wealth with someone who lost a billion dollars of his own money in a year? Not gunna happen
Was what Trump did legal? I'm sure his well paid team of lawyers made sure it was
Does it show this is the type of "businessman" we want o run the country?
Hardly
What do I know?
I know that Trump claims to be a great businessman but refuses to provide documented proof
Why should we take his word?
What you're repeating, like a fucking parrot, works on idiots, but anyone who does taxes, like I do, is laughing at how shallow and misinformed you are on this subject.
Simple...SHOW ME
If you refuse to document your business decisions, don't expect me to take your word on it
Especially after you lost a billion dollars in an economic boom year
So how many billions are you worth?The early 90s' were down years. 92 93 94 down. Things began to get better into 95. Trumps "95" filing would be for 94, correct?
Easy to believe you could lose big money in real estate during that time. He should have made that loss back 10X before the dot com bust 2001-2003.
He did something as I see his name on Forbes list.
Trump lost his billion on Atlantic City casino's and Trump Air
Both very volatile business ventures
Poor investments on his part
The writing was on the wall about Atlantic City Casino's long before Trump Taj Mahal was opened as a high end casino in a crumbling town. Poor decision making, poor management
Trump Air was also a very poor decision on Trumps part, that shuttle line had been bleeding money for years
Thankfully Donny Freeloader had the taxpayer to bail him out
Bullshit.Again.......Trump following the law appears to be an area of concern for you.Here's why dimocraps are such SCUM. (among many other reasons)
First, the New Yawk SLIMES obtained those records ILLEGALLY.
Second, they presented them with THEIR EXPLANATION. They made them say what THEY wanted them to say.
Had Trump been able to present the Tax Returns with an explanation, this would be a different discussion.... Although, dimocrap scum are too stupid to understand Tax Returns (most of them don't file anyway) someone could explain them to dimocraps in crayon.
The SLIMES really needs to be brought to heel over this. What they did is a CRIME.
And every penny that Trump deucted was legal. During the Clinton Administration, you can bet they had fifty IRS Tax Lawyers going over those returns with a magnifying glass
Had Trump been able to present the Tax Returns with an explanation, this would be a different discussion....
He's always been able to do so. He opted not to.
Understand yet why candidates release their taxes?
No surprise here at all, considering the fact that you support Democrats that seem to feel they're above the law.
Kind of an illustration of your own lack of character. Don't you think?
You've spent the entire thread whining about how misrepresented Trump is. He opted not to release them. He can end the speculation at any time.
You do understand now that this is why candidates release tax returns so they cannot be used in this way. It's just another example of Trump's hubris and inexperience.
It's the art of the deal with the American people.
The early 90s' were down years. 92 93 94 down. Things began to get better into 95. Trumps "95" filing would be for 94, correct?
Easy to believe you could lose big money in real estate during that time. He should have made that loss back 10X before the dot com bust 2001-2003.
He did something as I see his name on Forbes list.
Trump lost his billion on Atlantic City casino's and Trump Air
Both very volatile business ventures
Poor investments on his part
The writing was on the wall about Atlantic City Casino's long before Trump Taj Mahal was opened as a high end casino in a crumbling town. Poor decision making, poor management
Trump Air was also a very poor decision on Trumps part, that shuttle line had been bleeding money for years
Thankfully Donny Freeloader had the taxpayer to bail him out
Linkbeing under audit has no bearing on whether or not he can release his returns. and nixon was under audit.Every candidate was under audit? You are a stupid liar.he could clear all these questions up just by releasing his tax returns as every other candidate has for 4 decadesBottom line, guilty until proven innocent. The fact that you hate him so much makes him the best pick possible.Bottom Line: He has not released his taxes. We do not know who his creditors are or how much debt they own.
He is also a bully, a neo fascist, as are those who support him, and Trump is a demagogue, a charlatan and psychologically unfit to be POTUS.
further, releasing his returns does not change them - so what impact could the release have on the audit?
1995 returns weren't under audit.
That's not even the issue here....and you know it.Compared to you.But he's a "genius" don't you know.Why doesn't he release his returns?Why doesn't Trump release his tax returns and straighten this all out
What we do know......Trump the great businessman lost a billion dollars in just one year
He is now a serial moocher who refuses to pay taxes
Freeloader Donny
Two reasons.
- Because by-law he doesn't have to and his lawyers recommend that he doesn't.
- If he releases them, it just gives the media more stuff to lie about.
Damned if he do......damned if he don't
My taxes are pristine and would be made readily available. I wouldn't run if they weren't.
The early 90s' were down years. 92 93 94 down. Things began to get better into 95. Trumps "95" filing would be for 94, correct?
Easy to believe you could lose big money in real estate during that time. He should have made that loss back 10X before the dot com bust 2001-2003.
He did something as I see his name on Forbes list.
Trump lost his billion on Atlantic City casino's and Trump Air
Both very volatile business ventures
Poor investments on his part
The writing was on the wall about Atlantic City Casino's long before Trump Taj Mahal was opened as a high end casino in a crumbling town. Poor decision making, poor management
Trump Air was also a very poor decision on Trumps part, that shuttle line had been bleeding money for years
Thankfully Donny Freeloader had the taxpayer to bail him out
That's not even the issue here....and you know it.Compared to you.But he's a "genius" don't you know.Why doesn't he release his returns?
Two reasons.
- Because by-law he doesn't have to and his lawyers recommend that he doesn't.
- If he releases them, it just gives the media more stuff to lie about.
Damned if he do......damned if he don't
My taxes are pristine and would be made readily available. I wouldn't run if they weren't.
What is going on here is the deliberate criminalizing of lawful returns. Trump had every right to take those deductions. You wanna claim it's wrong.
Socialist assholes assume that the money we earn doesn't belong to us.....it belongs to the government.The early 90s' were down years. 92 93 94 down. Things began to get better into 95. Trumps "95" filing would be for 94, correct?
Easy to believe you could lose big money in real estate during that time. He should have made that loss back 10X before the dot com bust 2001-2003.
He did something as I see his name on Forbes list.
Trump lost his billion on Atlantic City casino's and Trump Air
Both very volatile business ventures
Poor investments on his part
The writing was on the wall about Atlantic City Casino's long before Trump Taj Mahal was opened as a high end casino in a crumbling town. Poor decision making, poor management
Trump Air was also a very poor decision on Trumps part, that shuttle line had been bleeding money for years
Thankfully Donny Freeloader had the taxpayer to bail him out
Explain how the "taxpayer" bailed him out? Where did the "taxpayer" come into the picture???
This is too funny. The same people who are now defending Trump possibly paying NO federal income tax for 20
years are those who endlessly rant about how even the poor should pay some amount of taxes,
for that 'skin in the game' thing? Eh?
The poor should have 'skin in the game', while the billionaire Trump should get off scot free...
And yet you don't think there should be a flat income tax but you whine about people using all the deductions and loopholes a flat tax would eliminate
So in 1995, instead of paying zero in taxes, Trump should have paid about 1.1 million? 10% of gross income?
And you think a guy like him is going to implement that tax system?
lolol
If he had a loss he'd still be able to writ it off.
In case you didn't know, for businesses the income equals the revenue minus expenses and written off losses
Socialist assholes assume that the money we earn doesn't belong to us.....it belongs to the government.The early 90s' were down years. 92 93 94 down. Things began to get better into 95. Trumps "95" filing would be for 94, correct?
Easy to believe you could lose big money in real estate during that time. He should have made that loss back 10X before the dot com bust 2001-2003.
He did something as I see his name on Forbes list.
Trump lost his billion on Atlantic City casino's and Trump Air
Both very volatile business ventures
Poor investments on his part
The writing was on the wall about Atlantic City Casino's long before Trump Taj Mahal was opened as a high end casino in a crumbling town. Poor decision making, poor management
Trump Air was also a very poor decision on Trumps part, that shuttle line had been bleeding money for years
Thankfully Donny Freeloader had the taxpayer to bail him out
Explain how the "taxpayer" bailed him out? Where did the "taxpayer" come into the picture???
This is too funny. The same people who are now defending Trump possibly paying NO federal income tax for 20
years are those who endlessly rant about how even the poor should pay some amount of taxes,
for that 'skin in the game' thing? Eh?
The poor should have 'skin in the game', while the billionaire Trump should get off scot free...
And yet you don't think there should be a flat income tax but you whine about people using all the deductions and loopholes a flat tax would eliminate
So in 1995, instead of paying zero in taxes, Trump should have paid about 1.1 million? 10% of gross income?
And you think a guy like him is going to implement that tax system?
lolol
If he had a loss he'd still be able to writ it off.
In case you didn't know, for businesses the income equals the revenue minus expenses and written off losses
So you're flip flopping on your prior position that the flat tax would be on gross income no deductions.
This is too funny. The same people who are now defending Trump possibly paying NO federal income tax for 20
years are those who endlessly rant about how even the poor should pay some amount of taxes,
for that 'skin in the game' thing? Eh?
The poor should have 'skin in the game', while the billionaire Trump should get off scot free...
And yet you don't think there should be a flat income tax but you whine about people using all the deductions and loopholes a flat tax would eliminate
So in 1995, instead of paying zero in taxes, Trump should have paid about 1.1 million? 10% of gross income?
And you think a guy like him is going to implement that tax system?
lolol
If he had a loss he'd still be able to writ it off.
In case you didn't know, for businesses the income equals the revenue minus expenses and written off losses
In case you didn't know,
Why doesn't Trump release his tax returns and straighten this all out
Linkbeing under audit has no bearing on whether or not he can release his returns. and nixon was under audit.Every candidate was under audit? You are a stupid liar.he could clear all these questions up just by releasing his tax returns as every other candidate has for 4 decadesBottom line, guilty until proven innocent. The fact that you hate him so much makes him the best pick possible.
further, releasing his returns does not change them - so what impact could the release have on the audit?
1995 returns weren't under audit.
That's not even the issue here....and you know it.Compared to you.But he's a "genius" don't you know.Why doesn't he release his returns?
Two reasons.
- Because by-law he doesn't have to and his lawyers recommend that he doesn't.
- If he releases them, it just gives the media more stuff to lie about.
Damned if he do......damned if he don't
My taxes are pristine and would be made readily available. I wouldn't run if they weren't.
What is going on here is the deliberate criminalizing of lawful returns. Trump had every right to take those deductions. You wanna claim it's wrong.
This is too funny. The same people who are now defending Trump possibly paying NO federal income tax for 20
years are those who endlessly rant about how even the poor should pay some amount of taxes,
for that 'skin in the game' thing? Eh?
The poor should have 'skin in the game', while the billionaire Trump should get off scot free...
And yet you don't think there should be a flat income tax but you whine about people using all the deductions and loopholes a flat tax would eliminate
So in 1995, instead of paying zero in taxes, Trump should have paid about 1.1 million? 10% of gross income?
And you think a guy like him is going to implement that tax system?
lolol
If he had a loss he'd still be able to writ it off.
In case you didn't know, for businesses the income equals the revenue minus expenses and written off losses
So you're flip flopping on your prior position that the flat tax would be on gross income no deductions.
Business income is what's left after expenses not gross revenue
Personal income is what you get paid by your employer
So it would be a flat tax on the business income not the business revenue there is a difference.
Why doesn't Trump release his tax returns and straighten this all out
Because it's still nunya damn bidness!
This is too funny. The same people who are now defending Trump possibly paying NO federal income tax for 20
years are those who endlessly rant about how even the poor should pay some amount of taxes,
for that 'skin in the game' thing? Eh?
The poor should have 'skin in the game', while the billionaire Trump should get off scot free...
And yet you don't think there should be a flat income tax but you whine about people using all the deductions and loopholes a flat tax would eliminate
So in 1995, instead of paying zero in taxes, Trump should have paid about 1.1 million? 10% of gross income?
And you think a guy like him is going to implement that tax system?
lolol
If he had a loss he'd still be able to writ it off.
In case you didn't know, for businesses the income equals the revenue minus expenses and written off losses
In case you didn't know,
The return from '95 is his individual return.
What business person exposes that much personal wealth to business losses?
That would be dumb. Unless of course, you want the loss to avoid future taxes.
