Good the government is not spending our money wisely anyways.
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Did he break a law?
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We’ll find out soon enough.
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Times said he didn’t.
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I’m waiting to hear what Mueller has to say about it.
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Girl its been 1.5 years, trust me if he had something. He would be yelling it.
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Reportedly the entire Trump clan proves to be the most unamerican u can be,don't pay any taxes while u make tens of millions of dollars, don't have anyone in your family go into the military or have any military training but claim you know more then r military Generals? All bull!
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A few years back Warren Buffet admitted he paid a lower tax rate than his secretary. And still, nobody in government has seen fit to fix these types of things.
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I own a small business and get the same tax break, and I want and need it ! This is such BS, and I am not on either side, I'm just a a small business owning american who see's exactly the smoke and mirror attemp by this newspaper, sad.
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How much did he pay in sales tax? And, that's what legal tax loopholes are for ... he probably paid more in legal and CPA fees than the top 1% average earner made. Some 47% of earners pay no federal income taxes. Did the
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You don't pay taxes on what you're 'worth'. You pay taxes on what you make.
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And with all that net worth, clearly he had no earned income. That’s amazing. Must’ve been selling bridges in Brooklyn. Invisible money.
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I didn't read the article, but I would imagine it has to do with capital losses. My main gripe with the NYT tweet is its inference that 'net worth' is taxed. It is meant to trigger young lefties. They know that and you fell for it. Net worth is not taxed nor should it be.
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I think the implication is that if hard working families making a middle income salary have to pay x percent in taxes, then so should the uber rich. Especially if they’re the ones complain about paying taxes we all universally (theoretically) benefit from. I didn’t read it either
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'Net worth' is the money you have after after taxes are paid. In the bank, investments, under your pillow, whatever. Neither working families nor a Trump nor anyone else pays taxes on their 'net worth'. Only on income or capital gains. The NYTs is messing with your head.
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Actually, by using the term 'net worth' the New York Times is telling you that he already paid taxes on that money. He may have since made capital gains on it which will have to be paid (the GAINS) once he sells it. That's how it works.
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Dude. I know how Cap Gains works.
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