Trump's Taxes - Turns out - the man is a fraud and deeply in debt!

Source its illegal?

If a bank teller owns a catering company her bank can't use her business at a banquet . That type ish happens all the time

You don't know ish about her consulting firm other than they paid their income taxes

 

it was sourced many times, u just lack the mental capacity to comprehend it.

the only thing you know about taxes is
that you don't understand it.​

the mental midget continues to publicize his ignorance,

too stupid to understand that Most of the compensation Ivk received from the Trump co were documented by a payroll check w all the applicable PR tax withholding

This establishes the fact that she is an employee of the Trump co

to the mental midget, why did the Trump co

• withhold taxes from Ivk's paychecks and
• at year-end, issue her a W-2 ?

The Trump co did so because Ivk is an employee of the co​

 

the ultimate flip-flop

in 2016,

Candidate Trump said I know more about the tax code than anyone else​

in 2021,

Faced with an indictment of his family’s business empire for criminal tax fraud, former President Donald Trump previewed a defense strategy—of sorts— ignorance of the law.

“I don’t even know. Does anybody know the answer to that stuff (unreported compensation to employees)?” he shrugged on Saturday, in front of adoring fans at a political rally in Sarasota, Florida.​

 

The indictment filed last week against the Trump Organization and its long-time chief financial officer Allen Weisselberg isn’t heavy on names, but there’s one major exception: a list of seven Trump Organization companies—including one where Ivanka Trump held an executive role for eight years.

Prosecutors say the seven companies, along with unnamed Trump entities, exhibited a pattern of paying “a substantial portion” of year-end bonuses to Weisselberg and “other executives” ]
as if they weren’t employees, but independent contractors.

The federal flat withholding tax on employee bonus pay is 22 percent. Other payroll taxes
would apply as well. The Trump co running the scheme alleged by prosecutors would have
denied that money to the government. And that alone may be enough to bring down
a number of members of the Trump family.​

Prosecutors also claim the companies and executives knew the practice was wrong, and the amounts appear to be substantial. For instance, Weisselberg allegedly broke the law by putting hundreds of thousands of dollars in bonus money in a tax-free pension plan.

But experts say the arrangement also implicates the companies—and possibly the executives who ran them.

That could spell major trouble for Trump’s children, as well as Trump himself, who has already adopted a legal strategy of ignorance of the tax laws.

 

congress should have investigations and hearings
in aid of legislation. don't want tax cheats ever compromising and tarnishing the highest office

 

I will say I was wrong to say the situation with the CFO is no big deal

I was coming from the perspective of its just one person. Tax fraud is theft

 

We've already posted tax codes several times. It's obviously clear that you are being willfully ignorant about what was posted already.

And in your example if the bank teller actually is in position to determine if the bank hires them and how much is paid yes that would be problematic. That it's done a lot isn't an excuse and is one of the big issues in things like audits and conflicts of interests.

And yes as someone who does a lot of consulting to other architecture and design firms this is something I am acutely aware of.

 

don't digress, stay on topic, which is did the Trump

• treat Ivanka as an employee (as evidenced by her regular paychecks), as well as
  • a consultant (as evidenced by one large payment, after year-end, to a shell co created by the Trump co)

actually, you had no freaking idea what ur talking about when you posted these nonsense without any sourcing

actually, in your attempts to argue for the sake of arguing, you have referenced both the CFO and Ivanka

 

Trump Organization says Allen Weisselberg is no longer CFO, so everything's just peachy now

On Monday, the Trump Organization announced that indicted Chief Financial Officer Allen Weisselberg was now just former Chief Financial Officer Allen Weisselberg. The long time CFO is also off the paperwork at most of the other Trump companies, including Trump’s hotels and golf clubs.

According to The Washington Post, this means that, “The removal of Weisselberg’s name from these corporate filings could avoid questions from regulators, lenders or vendors by leaving out the name of an indicted executive.”

As CNN notes, the until-yesterday CFO was just indicted for allegedly running a 15-year tax fraud scheme at all those Trumpian companies. It seems unlikely that any of those regulators, lenders, or vendors are going to forget that any time in the next, say, 5 to 10 years. Especially since it seems highly unlikely that Weisselberg is going to be the last officer at the Trump Organization to face consequences for treating financial law as optional.
​

Ex-Chief Financial Officer Allen Weisselberg turns out to be ... a Deep State Actor ... that Obama snuck past Trump to sabotage Trump Inc and take down the World's Greatest Businessman!!! Damn you, Obama ... for not taking that whole birth certificate challenge as a joke that it was!!!

 

ROFLMAO!!!!!



T_Man

 

IIRC,

Weaselberg started w the Trump co working for Fred Trump, the patriarch of the family,
in the late 1960s / early 70s, when

• the Donald was still in college and
• that bi-racial son of a Kenyon father was a 5-7 yr-old

​

 

A boy genius at that to be thinking that far ahead.

 

IVANKA TRUMP IS PROBABLY NEXT ON THE CHOPPING BLOCK



according to a former federal prosecutor,

the charges against Trump co's CFO were merely “an opening salvo,” and that the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office has sent a message that

1. Weisselberg should really, really consider flipping and cooperating against the Trumps, and
2. Cyrus Vance Jr. is just getting started.
   
   • “Prosecutors went to an amazing amount of effort to show Weisselberg ‘we have everything we need,’ and they’re really not only pressuring him to flip,
     
     • but the amount of detail in this indictment suggests that they’re trying to tell other people you have got to flip, because ‘we have everything; we have the double books, those excel spread sheets maintained by the CFO

     ​

   ​

...first it’s Weisselberg and [then] there are a lot of other people mentioned, ‘individual number one’ or ‘person X signed’ or ‘person Y signed.’ Those people who are mentioned in the indictment, they’re next and then it builds.

The Trump co paying officer of the co, Ivanka, consulting fees; That looks like the next place.​

 

[delete

 

forget about Ivanka

https://www.thedailybeast.com/explosive-interview-directly-implicates-donald-trump-in-tax-scheme

Explosive Interview Directly Implicates Trump in Tax Scheme

A witness in the New York investigation against the Trump Organization has told prosecutors that Donald Trump personally guaranteed he would cover school costs for the family members of two employees in lieu of a raise—directly implicating the former president in an ongoing criminal tax fraud case.

In January 2012, inside Trump’s office at Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, Jennifer Weisselberg watched as Trump discussed compensation with her husband and her father-in-law, both company employees. Her husband wouldn’t be getting a raise, but their children would get their tuition paid for at a top-rated private academy instead.

Weisselberg allegedly relayed to prosecutors that Trump turned to her and said: "Don’t worry, I’ve got it covered.”

 

the DA investigators will go up the food chain; next in line, Ivanka and dumber and dumber.

at least one of them will corroborate pointing the finger at the Orange hair

 

This is a developing story...

Donald Trump Sues His Niece Over Tax Story
​

The suit alleges that Mary Trump “smuggle records out of her attorney’s office and turn them over to The Times” despite her having signed a confidentiality agreement.

but the agreement was based on false infomation, gross understatement of Fred Trump's estate,
which makes it not enforceable.​

“I think he is a F**king loser, and he is going to throw anything against the wall he can,” said Mary Trump of her uncle’s new suit. “It’s desperation. The walls are closing in and he is throwing anything against the wall that will stick. As is always the case with Donald, he’ll try and change the subject.”

 

does the Trumpster have company??

Biden could owe as much as $500K in back taxes, government report indicates

https://nypost.com/2021/09/23/biden-could-owe-as-much-as-500k-in-irs-taxes-report/