Weisselberg Indicted

[Nostra]

If it was fraud every time a taxpayer had a deduction disallowed, there would be 40 million people in prison.

It’s a crime when you knowingly hide $1.7 million in income from taxes.

That crime is called tax fraud.

Al Sharpton had $4.5 million in state and Federal tax liens on his for profit businesses.

You have yet to say you wanted him prosecuted.

 

[colfax_m]

If it was fraud every time a taxpayer had a deduction disallowed, there would be 40 million people in prison.

It’s a crime when you knowingly hide $1.7 million in income from taxes.

That crime is called tax fraud.

That assumes the $1.7 million is taxable. I'm not required to swallow your assumptions.

That’s what they’re accused of.

Which you claimed wasn’t a crime.

Dope.

 

[bripat9643]

That isn't what happened

That is precisely what the indictment alleges. Funniest thing is, the morons kept two sets of books for prosecutors to find. You clearly know nothing about any of this. Just another cultist tantrum and attention begging.

No one has been able to quote where the indictment says they kept two sets of books, moron.

 

[colfax_m]

Nope, idiot. Punishable by a fine.

Potentially. That kind of leniency usually comes from people who cooperate and correct their mistakes.

That’s not the case here.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

That assumes the $1.7 million is taxable.

Do you understand why the prosecution claims it is taxable? They lay this out in detail in the indictment.

Of course you don't.

Please quote where it explains.

Nope, i am not your mommy and don't spoonfeed info to babies. You have no idea what is in the indictment and should not even be commenting.

 

[lantern2814]

If it was fraud every time a taxpayer had a deduction disallowed, there would be 40 million people in prison.

Irrelevant. They arent charged with taking a bad deduction. You really don't know anything about any of this.

Well you know nothing about anything, yet you keep spewing garbage out your pie hole. Civil case, punishable by a fine.

 

[bripat9643]

If it was fraud every time a taxpayer had a deduction disallowed, there would be 40 million people in prison.

It’s a crime when you knowingly hide $1.7 million in income from taxes.

That crime is called tax fraud.

That assumes the $1.7 million is taxable. I'm not required to swallow your assumptions.

That’s what they’re accused of.

Which you claimed wasn’t a crime.

Dope.

You're lying about what I said, again.

 

[bripat9643]

That assumes the $1.7 million is taxable.

Do you understand why the prosecution claims it is taxable? They lay this out in detail in the indictment.

Of course you don't.

Please quote where it explains.

Nope, i am not your mommy and don't spoonfeed info to babies. You have no idea what is in the indictment and should not even be commenting.

In other words, your claim is bullshit

 

[lantern2814]

Nope, idiot. Punishable by a fine.

Potentially. That kind of leniency usually comes from people who cooperate and correct their mistakes.

That’s not the case here.

You stupid fuck, the fine comes with correcting the mistake. Punishable by a fine. You’re just embarrassing yourself now.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

No one has been able to quote where the indictment says they kept two sets of books

Except for when i did.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

That assumes the $1.7 million is taxable.

Do you understand why the prosecution claims it is taxable? They lay this out in detail in the indictment.

Of course you don't.

Please quote where it explains.

Nope, i am not your mommy and don't spoonfeed info to babies. You have no idea what is in the indictment and should not even be commenting.

In other words, your claim is bullshit

I am pretty sure nobody cares what you think is bullshit. Least of all me.

 

[lantern2814]

That assumes the $1.7 million is taxable.

Do you understand why the prosecution claims it is taxable? They lay this out in detail in the indictment.

Of course you don't.

Please quote where it explains.

Nope, i am not your mommy and don't spoonfeed info to babies. You have no idea what is in the indictment and should not even be commenting.

So you have nothing. As usual for a liar like you.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

colfax_m poor bri is in full crybaby mode. Might as well leave him to it.

 

[bripat9643]

No one has been able to quote where the indictment says they kept two sets of books

Except for when i did.

No you didn't.

 

[Lesh]

course not. You are perfectly aware that colfax is a congenital liar.

Actually, i waa talking about the goofy thing you said. It's quoted.

Yes they are crimes. And if the prosecution can prove the asserted facts in the indictment, Weisselberg is in big trouble.

Nope, idiot. Punishable by a fine.

Tell that to Leona Helmsley. She got two years and Rudy was the prosecutor

 

[lennypartiv]

That is precisely what the indictment alleges. Funniest thing is, the morons kept two sets of books for prosecutors to find. You clearly know nothing about any of this. Just another cultist tantrum and attention begging.

I don't recall a law stating it's illegal to have two different books.

 

[colfax_m]

If it was fraud every time a taxpayer had a deduction disallowed, there would be 40 million people in prison.

It’s a crime when you knowingly hide $1.7 million in income from taxes.

That crime is called tax fraud.

That assumes the $1.7 million is taxable. I'm not required to swallow your assumptions.

That’s what they’re accused of.

Which you claimed wasn’t a crime.

Dope.

You're lying about what I said, again.

Nope.

Futhermore, nothing Vance accuses Trump employees of is a crime.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Tell that to Leona Helmsley. She got two years and Rudy was the prosecutor

How 'bout that!

Wiki:

On August 30, Helmsley was convicted of one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States,[25] three counts of tax evasion,[26] three counts of filing false personal tax returns,[27] sixteen counts of assisting in the filing of false corporate and partnership tax returns,[27] and ten counts of mail fraud.[28][29] She was, however, acquitted of extortion—a charge that could potentially have sent her to prison for the rest of her life. Helmsley was instead sentenced to sixteen years in prison, which was eventually reduced when all but eight of the convictions were dropped.[13] Nonetheless, when it was clear that she was going to prison, Helmsley collapsed outside the courthouse. She was later diagnosed with a heart irregularity and hypertension.[30]

 

[colfax_m]

You stupid fuck, the fine comes with correcting the mistake

They haven’t corrected the mistake.

 

[Lesh]

You stupid fuck, the fine comes with correcting the mistake

They haven’t corrected the mistake.

Or even admitted it. Not gonna help their case