L.K.Eder
unbannable non-troll
you finally learned to understand the indictment, at least with regard to the two sets of books. baby steps, baby steps.oy vey. of course the indictment refers exactly that. by comparing both data sets they found the discrepancies leading to this indictment. this is not hard to understand, for non-trumptards.according to item 19 on page 13, yes.You don't keep a second set of books on it, if you didn't KNOW what you were doing...Yeah, I know. Rich people don’t get convicted because the can afford good attorneys. God bless the USA.That's from reading the indictment. Wait until a good defense attorney has at this.
receipts prove transactions, not intentions.
There’s no argument to be made here. They knew it was compensation. That’s why they reduced his compensation at the same time as paying for his tax free shit.
They also tend to commit crimes, or be accused of crimes that are more "what happened" than "who did it"
Murder is murder. all you have to do is prove who killed the person. This is tax law, and not only do you have to prove that what happened happened, but the person doing it knew what they were doing was criminal, and not just bad accounting or misunderstanding tax law.
And you have to prove it to a jury.
So they have both sets of books?
it doesn't refer to two sets of books, it says they think there was fraud in reporting.
Now they get to prove it.
Good luck lol.
They think they found it, lets see what the defense does to it.