DC_Vol
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Do you believe there are members of government getting kickbacks? I do. Whether or not they're illegal, I don't know. But maybe we need to start investigating that more. Maybe we really do need to investigate corruption more. These people supposedly work for us, the constituents. If we're going to cry over tax returns and weaponize all this for political purposes, maybe we should just go all the way and investigate every single one of them. If the purpose is to look for dirt, let's look for dirt. But it shouldn't just be one person subjected to this. Put them all under the microscope.
@Hunerwadel, or anyone interested.
I have a duplex. I bought it for 45k. The city tax appraisal is 100k. Comp value with similar properties is 120k. The revenue-based valuation is 130k.
Which one do i put on my income tax?
Which one is accurate?
Which one does a bank use when considering me for a loan?
Which one do i tell to my extended family?
Honestly, I just get tired of all the partisan BS. Both sides attacking each other constantly, doing very little of what they should actually be doing.I agree with the last sentiment. I just figure if they're lying on their financial disclosures they're also lying on their tax returns so seeing the returns ain't gonna tell us much.
You don't have to put anything about it on your income tax unless you sold it for a gain or loss and of course any interest you may claim. The City will appraise your taxes and if you disagree you can file an appeal. If you claim the value is 30,000 less because of whatever reason that's fine and you may get reassessed and save money. But if they audit you you may have to prove your claim.
As far as the bank is concerned you can claim any value that you believe is correct. It is up to them to assess what they can loan for a given property. But if you can have a problem if you knowingly make a false claim or falsify documents in order to borrow more than the property is worth. For example if you intend to buy a property and claim it has 50 rental units that will generate income to help secure the loan and there are actually only 30 you may find you have committed bank fraud.
Honestly, I just get tired of all the partisan BS. Both sides attacking each other constantly, doing very little of what they should actually be doing.
This thread:
Everybody who supported trump breaking all the norms complaining about the bad precedent of pulling Trump’s tax returns
vs.
Everybody who hated trump breaking all norms supporting congress pulling Trump’s taxes, even if it sets a bad precedent.
That about right?
Good synopsis, hw.You don't have to put anything about it on your income tax unless you sold it for a gain or loss and of course any interest you may claim. The City will appraise your taxes and if you disagree you can file an appeal. If you claim the value is 30,000 less because of whatever reason that's fine and you may get reassessed and save money. But if they audit you you may have to prove your claim.
As far as the bank is concerned you can claim any value that you believe is correct. It is up to them to assess what they can loan for a given property. But if you can have a problem if you knowingly make a false claim or falsify documents in order to borrow more than the property is worth. For example if you intend to buy a property and claim it has 50 rental units that will generate income to help secure the loan and there are actually only 30 you may find you have committed bank fraud.
No.This thread:
Everybody who supported trump breaking all the norms complaining about the bad precedent of pulling Trump’s tax returns
vs.
Everybody who hated trump breaking all norms supporting congress pulling Trump’s taxes, even if it sets a bad precedent.
That about right?
Good synopsis, hw.
You understand more than i thought. So, you believe DJT lied about proceeds from sale (which has an easy paper trail) or fraudulently misrepresented his property value to banks (which isn't on tax returns), correct?