clarksvol00
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The New York Times report detailed pretty well that Trump is bad at business and why. He is bad because he borrows a lot of money, invests it, loses it and then defaults on what he has borrowed. He then sues the lender into a settlement. Everyone is aware of his past high profile failures in Atlantic City and his airline. I don't think most people were aware of how much in the red that Doral is. His name and the politicization of the brand is running that place into the ground.Carney: NY Times’ Attack on Trump’s ‘Financial Acumen’ Is Nonsense
Sez Trump Bad at Business Because He Invests Lots of Money
No Allegations of Wrong Doing
The Times swings and misses with a contradictory, odd-ball attack on the president based on decades of tax data. |
Leading Tax Law Expert: Ten Takeaways From NYT Bombshell On Trump’s Tax Returns
Apropos the earlier discussion today regarding fraud associated with using Ivanka as a consultant.
@BigOrangeD :All that means is that Trump gave the IRS an interest free loan of $1M and $4.2M. He could have requested a refund of this overpayment at any time after filing the 2016 or 2017 return but he decided to apply the overpayment to future years.
Trump's income tax was $750 for each year. Paying in $1MM too much and $4.2MM too much doesn't change the fact that his TAX was $750.
I saw but he's just wrong.@BigOrangeD :
This was a response to your post from "BigOrangeMojo". He responded to you in post #1,559. He probably said it better than I could have.
I saw but he's just wrong.
He payee the money as required when he asked for an extension. His liability at actually filing time was the $750 and the millions he did put up he put toward future tax liabilitiesCarney: NY Times’ Attack on Trump’s ‘Financial Acumen’ Is Nonsense
Sez Trump Bad at Business Because He Invests Lots of Money
No Allegations of Wrong Doing
The Times swings and misses with a contradictory, odd-ball attack on the president based on decades of tax data. |