Hey, I would love to hear Trump say he will NEVER LIE again!
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The sleaze is strong with this oneâŚ
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Republicans have complained for years about âthe poorâ who receive government assistance and donât pay âtaxes,â by which they mean income taxes. All of the other local, state, and federal taxes they pay donât count when it comes to people who are struggling. But to no oneâs surprise, itâs different when weâre talking about Republicans. In order to be fair, we have to count all of the taxes paid by HO, as well as his company, his children, his employees, the people heâs cheated, and everyone that he has ever encountered as being connected to him.
OKâmaybe not the part about the other people. I exaggerated. But the idea that he should get praised for paying the kind of taxes that Republicans ignore when other people pay them is galling. (edited for clarity)
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A note on real estate taxes. In New Jersey, the Trump golf course in Bedminster is farm assessed. They pay property taxes on the building, but not the land. In order to use this exemption, you have to earn $500 per year on whatever it is you are farming (most non-farmers sell firewood).
This is just a small example and Iâm sure he does this in other states. Tremendous.
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Since his son is so clearly a disinterested party, I guess we can stop asking questions about his taxes. I also believe the Earth is flat and that the Sun orbits the Earth. Make America Gullible Again!
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He learned well from his father. Did he go to Trump University?
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Exactly, he repeatedly said âas a companyâ, but thatâs not what was asked. This is confirmation that Donald Trump doesnât pay income taxes.
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All I know is that Supergirl uses the phrase âStronger Togetherâ a LOT on her show.
I am not saying Hillary is SupergirlâŚbut it does make some people wonder. 
P.S. And Lynda Carter (aka DIana Prince from the 70s) is going to be the President on the new season
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Eric, donât pee on my leg and tell me itâs raining!! Foolish dweeb!!!
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Property tax maybe, Eric but until we see proof you are just blowing hot air.
So hereâs one of he ways that Qusey here is lying:
There is only one kind of company that pays any income tax: what lawyers and accountants call a C-corporation because itâs tax assessment is determined pursuant to subchapter C of Chapter mumble-something of Part mmble of the Internal Revenue Code, which is codified as Title 26 of the U.S. Code.
All corporations formed in America are treated as C-corps unless the owners elect (and qualify for) subchapter S treatment. There are restrictionsâonly one class of shareholders, each of whom must be a human being or a qualified trust, and no more than (as I recall) 100 of them. S-Corp income gets treated the way the income of every single other business entity gets treatedâinstead of being taxed at the corporate level it âflows throughâ the entity and ends up sitting on the individual shareholderâs 1040. Like the other entitiesâpartnerships, joint ventures (a form of partnership), LPâs, LLCâs, S-Corpâs have to file returns, BUT THEY PAY NO INCOME TAX!!!
Based on what financial disclosure forms he has filed, Trump does not do business through C-Corps. The only one Iâm aware of is the one he formed in a scheme to take his failing casinos public, pocket the IPO cash, siphon tens of millions of dollars from them into his pocket, and leave them bankrupt and the shareholders screwed. Which is a one time thing because when you do that, no one will ever, ever, ever invest in a business you are associated with again.
When Qusay says âas a companyâ we pay âtremendousâ income tax, heâs lying because a) there is no single âcompany,â not even a holding company (because S-Corp stock canât be held by c-corps) and b) there is no company that Trump owns or owns part of that pays taxes. Rather, it all flows onto individual returns. Just like the net operating losses flow onto individual returns.
The little shitweasel is flat out lying. Willfully, deliberately and arrogantly.
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Thing is as far as I can tell the company and trump are one and the same tax wise.
Prove it, Butthead.
iâm clearly a âleft fieldâ guy, so as of now, there is no real reason to continuously keep on about Don Trumpâs tax returns. I rather concentrate on leaving Trump a note with this simple sentence: âwhere are your personal tax returns sir?â.
After addressing that, I would proceed to address that nearly billion dollar loss and other Trump financial issues. Any Trump surrogate or modern day Republican wanting to address that will then get a new note from me: ârefer to my first noteâ.
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funny how he was asked several times if his father had paid âfederalâ income tax, and he responded with âtremendous taxesâ
finally, he said yes to the question, but he sounded reluctant like he knew he was lying.
technically, trump could have paid $1 in 18 years and eric wouldnât have been lying.
but clearly he was evading and trying to deflect.
I am pretty sure she has not âlived off the governmentâ for at least four years, and that she paid more in federal income tax last year than Trump has for the last 20 years. What an idiot.
How much you want to bet he has some employee of his buy that firewood?
as a company we pay a tremendous amount of tax
If you want the individual protections a corporate structure affords you must keep the corporation separate from your personal finances. It shouldnât matter one bit what the company pays when the subject is Trumpâs personal income. If Eric Trump sees them as synonymous thatâs a problem.
Why are you calling me names?
Apologies. I was referring to Ewick 
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