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IndyBoilerman
IndyBoilerman
Aug 14, 2016
12:03am
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The definition of "fair share" always involves higher taxation on someone else. Liberals will never tell you what fair share is, because it's always going to be more next year.
forkushV
forkushV
Aug 14, 2016
12:46am
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Originally posted by: IndyBoilerman
The definition of "fair share" always involves higher taxation on someone else. Liberals will never tell you what fair share is, because it's always going to be more next year.
The last time Donald Trump's federal tax returns were made public, he paid ZERO taxes.

So in a funny way, you're right.
IndyBoilerman
IndyBoilerman
Aug 14, 2016
1:03am
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If he lost money that year, which is very common with real estate, why would you expect Donald Trump to pay taxes?


q]Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: IndyBoilerman
The definition of "fair share" always involves higher taxation on someone else. Liberals will never tell you what fair share is, because it's always going to be more next year.
The last time Donald Trump's federal tax returns were made public, he paid ZERO taxes.

So in a funny way, you're right.


jatki
jatki
Aug 14, 2016
2:31am
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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: IndyBoilerman
The definition of "fair share" always involves higher taxation on someone else. Liberals will never tell you what fair share is, because it's always going to be more next year.
The last time Donald Trump's federal tax returns were made public, he paid ZERO taxes.

So in a funny way, you're right.


I'll never understand why people blame the person for paying little to no taxes, blame the guys who write the tax code. DUH!. Why should anyone be faulted for hirring the best accountants who do their job very well? Vote the clowns in congress out of office. Again DUH!

Does anyone here think the hill is going to change anything in the tax code? HA! Doubt it(not that Trump is either but at least he wants to shake things up).


IndyBoilerman
IndyBoilerman
Aug 14, 2016
8:41pm
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These "tax" comments are simply one more example of liberals making something of nothing. It's an effective tactic to sway stupid voters, and the Democrat Party has lots of those
Roulette Man
Roulette Man
Aug 15, 2016
12:43am
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Usually when someone who is rich and pays little to no taxes, it is due to losses they took in the current year or that took place in a prior year. Our board liberals are trying to make it look like they paid little to no tax on high income.

The fact is, the rich have the highest tax rates on earned income and ordinary income. They have the highest tax rates on capital gain income. They most of the time will have the 3.8% net investment income supplemental tax. Their exemptions are usually phased out. Their standard deductions are lowered. They may have alternative minimum taxes. They must carry over passive losses until they have passive income or until they sell the asset.
forkushV
forkushV
Aug 15, 2016
2:11am
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Originally posted by: IndyBoilerman
These "tax" comments are simply one more example of liberals making something of nothing. It's an effective tactic to sway stupid voters, and the Democrat Party has lots of those
If only there were a federal form that Mr. Trump files every year which could prove his claims about paying taxes, his income, and his wealth. Ah well.
jatki
jatki
Aug 15, 2016
4:18am
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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: IndyBoilerman
These "tax" comments are simply one more example of liberals making something of nothing. It's an effective tactic to sway stupid voters, and the Democrat Party has lots of those
If only there were a federal form that Mr. Trump files every year which could prove his claims about paying taxes, his income, and his wealth. Ah well.


Why do you care so much? What is it you want to see?
Terry Locke
Terry Locke
Aug 15, 2016
4:55am
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Jatki, do you suppose Trump releasing his tax returns would increase or decrease his electability with voters?
forkushV
forkushV
Aug 15, 2016
5:01am
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Originally posted by: jatki99
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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: IndyBoilerman
These "tax" comments are simply one more example of liberals making something of nothing. It's an effective tactic to sway stupid voters, and the Democrat Party has lots of those
If only there were a federal form that Mr. Trump files every year which could prove his claims about paying taxes, his income, and his wealth. Ah well.


Why do you care so much? What is it you want to see?
  • His net worth. (Is he really a successful businessman? A lot of people are skeptical.)
  • His charitable donations. (Because he's bragged about them.)
  • Who he owes money to. (In 2008 his son said a lot came from Russians. Anyone name Vladimir?)
  • How much he owes to Deutche Bank. (A foreign bank after all.)
  • Whether his returns are honest. (He did take a NYC tax credit limited to those with less than $100K income.)

    That's a very partial list. By the way, you can access Hillary's tax returns since 1979.
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