Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Again no taxes paid, not even $1 contribution to NJ children fund. So now we know for sure he hasn't paid taxes for multiple years. Potentially he could have carried over his bankruptcy loss for decades without paying any taxes or anything to charity.
So we now know he hasn't paid taxes for sure in 1991,1993 and 1995 and for atleast two more decades. So his business MO is to accumulate debt and declare bankruptcy and use the loss to eliminate tax obligations since he uses S-Corp, which allows pass through of business loss to his personal tax returns.
Question: if you declare bankruptcy and get debts erased, can you still claim related losses on your taxes? If so that seems like a massive freaking loophole.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:nAnonymous wrote:It is legal and that is what matters ...... I say this as a liberal who uses every available loophole and strategy to pay as little in taxes as I can.
Who in their right mind would forgo legitimate deductions to pay more in taxes than they should? Trump can be faulted for many other things but minimizing his taxes using legitimate methods is not one of them.
Yeah but losing 1 billion dollars in a year? That doesn't make it seem like you are a particularly good businessman. And that is his claim to fame.
This was 1995. He also claimed to lose $900 Million in 1991. Did he do that twice?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:1995 ?
You're really reaching.
Read the article. His losses will ensure he does not pay any taxes for 18 years. I have a feeling there is much more that just the $0 tax paid issue. I hope there would be more leak to understand the conman.
NO, IT DOESN'T ENSURE THAT. It could could have allowed him to deduct that based on his earnings in successive years. Got it?
I do recall Harry Reid telling us Mitt Romney paid no income taxes only to admit (proudly) he lied after the election and had no idea if he did or didn't (on camera no less).
Now wouldn't this go much easier if Hillary would release her 33,000 emails? Then Trump would release his taxes. What is she trying to hide?
Anonymous wrote:nAnonymous wrote:It is legal and that is what matters ...... I say this as a liberal who uses every available loophole and strategy to pay as little in taxes as I can.
Who in their right mind would forgo legitimate deductions to pay more in taxes than they should? Trump can be faulted for many other things but minimizing his taxes using legitimate methods is not one of them.
Yeah but losing 1 billion dollars in a year? That doesn't make it seem like you are a particularly good businessman. And that is his claim to fame.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is legal and that is what matters ...... I say this as a liberal who uses every available loophole and strategy to pay as little in taxes as I can.
Who in their right mind would forgo legitimate deductions to pay more in taxes than they should? Trump can be faulted for many other things but minimizing his taxes using legitimate methods is not one of them.
Yeah but here's the kicker from the article:
"The 1995 tax records, never before disclosed, reveal the extraordinary tax benefits that Mr. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, derived from the financial wreckage he left behind in the early 1990s through mismanagement of three Atlantic City casinos, his ill-fated foray into the airline business and his ill-timed purchase of the Plaza Hotel in Manhattan."
There's something wrong when someone can cause that much financial damage/ruin and not feel any of it himself. So many people over the years have lost so much because of his ineptitude and unscrupulous business practices. But he himself has never paid a price.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is legal and that is what matters ...... I say this as a liberal who uses every available loophole and strategy to pay as little in taxes as I can.
Who in their right mind would forgo legitimate deductions to pay more in taxes than they should? Trump can be faulted for many other things but minimizing his taxes using legitimate methods is not one of them.
If he's taking a loss on paper for 18 years, then he doesn't look like such a successful business man. But I think his problem is deeper than that. He's probably taken illegal deductions and doesn't want to be found out.
Anonymous wrote:It is legal and that is what matters ...... I say this as a liberal who uses every available loophole and strategy to pay as little in taxes as I can.
Who in their right mind would forgo legitimate deductions to pay more in taxes than they should? Trump can be faulted for many other things but minimizing his taxes using legitimate methods is not one of them.
Anonymous wrote:nAnonymous wrote:It is legal and that is what matters ...... I say this as a liberal who uses every available loophole and strategy to pay as little in taxes as I can.
Who in their right mind would forgo legitimate deductions to pay more in taxes than they should? Trump can be faulted for many other things but minimizing his taxes using legitimate methods is not one of them.
Yeah but losing 1 billion dollars in a year? That doesn't make it seem like you are a particularly good businessman. And that is his claim to fame.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Again no taxes paid, not even $1 contribution to NJ children fund. So now we know for sure he hasn't paid taxes for multiple years. Potentially he could have carried over his bankruptcy loss for decades without paying any taxes or anything to charity.
So we now know he hasn't paid taxes for sure in 1991,1993 and 1995 and for atleast two more decades. So his business MO is to accumulate debt and declare bankruptcy and use the loss to eliminate tax obligations since he uses S-Corp, which allows pass through of business loss to his personal tax returns.
Question: if you declare bankruptcy and get debts erased, can you still claim related losses on your taxes? If so that seems like a massive freaking loophole.
nAnonymous wrote:It is legal and that is what matters ...... I say this as a liberal who uses every available loophole and strategy to pay as little in taxes as I can.
Who in their right mind would forgo legitimate deductions to pay more in taxes than they should? Trump can be faulted for many other things but minimizing his taxes using legitimate methods is not one of them.
Anonymous wrote:It is legal and that is what matters ...... I say this as a liberal who uses every available loophole and strategy to pay as little in taxes as I can.
Who in their right mind would forgo legitimate deductions to pay more in taxes than they should? Trump can be faulted for many other things but minimizing his taxes using legitimate methods is not one of them.