Why are Democrats so obsessed with everyone's tax returns except for the Liberal politicians worth $100m off a salary of $172k
And do they understand tax returns don't show how the money was obtained, just an overview of the calendar year? The fucking stupidity of these people is bizarre
And do they understand tax returns don't show how the money was obtained, just an overview of the calendar year? The fucking stupidity of these people is bizarre
Trump's tax returns wouldn't open up any can, dude has banked 7-8-9 figure years in his career. Now if Liz Warren is posting a $22M W2 on a $176k base that can becomes interesting but you Libs only care about Trump and, for some reason, Kavanaugh. Kav continues to vote with the looney leftists on a regular basis and you nutters are still going after him
Why would Liz Warren post 22M on a W2 on a 176k base?
Also "just curious" to see what stocks Trump has bought and sold and the dates he did this? Did he have any inside information.
And another thing we are "just curious" on is why did he NEVER show his returns? If we're all about "truth truth truth truth and truth", then what is he hiding?
JUST CURIOUS I absolutely love that you think a basic tax return shows each individual stock bought and sold in a calendar year, with associated dates and prices. that's fn phenomenal! keep crushing it my Marxist brutha
oh and btw Forbes already did this https://www.forbes.com/sites/simonm...tments-heres-what-we-learned/?sh=7860daafc2c7
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Trump's tax returns expected to be released on Friday, sources say
The documents are currently being redacted of sensitive information.ByKatherine Faulders
December 27, 2022, 3:51 PM
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A House committee released more information about the former president's tax returns, including the fact that he didn't pa...Read More
The House Ways and Means Committee is expected on Friday to release six years of former President Donald Trump's tax returns, from 2015-2020, sources familiar with the plans told ABC News.
The returns will be entered into the congressional record during a pro-forma session on Friday beginning at 9 a.m., the sources said. Pro-forma sessions typically last only a few minutes.
A formal release will also come from the committee, which has already released a summary of some of the information from the records, including the annual taxes Trump paid.
Committee members voted 24-16 last week to release the documents after sensitive information -- like bank account numbers and Social Security numbers -- had been redacted, a process which is still ongoing.
MORE: Trump's tax returns show he paid no taxes in 2020, committee says
Trump has long fought to keep his tax records private -- though the courts ultimately ordered the Treasury Department to turn over his documents to the congressional committee, which had been seeking them since Democrats retook the House majority in 2019.
Former President Donald Trump attends a rally to support Republican candidates ahead of midterm elections, in Dayton, Ohio, Nov. 7, 2022.
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The committee had requested six years' worth of Trump's returns as part of what it said was an investigation into IRS audit practices of presidents and vice presidents.
Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal, D-Mass., told reporters last week that the panel found there was no ongoing audit of Trump's tax returns during his presidency until the committee requested them, despite an IRS requirement that tax returns filed by a sitting president or vice president are subject to audit.
Neal said the audit only began in 2019 after he requested the returns and said the audits of the requested returns were never completed.
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Trump has accused the committee of seeking his taxes under false pretenses, claiming the probe is just a politically motivated fishing expedition. But the committee said the documents were critical for drafting "legislation on equitable tax administration, including legislation on the President's tax compliance."
The top Republican on the committee, Rep. Kevin Brady of Texas, previously said in a statement that "Ways and Means Democrats are unleashing a dangerous new political weapon that reaches far beyond President Trump, and jeopardizes the privacy of every American."
