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By Trumps standard, Al Capone could've been president.
Accountants start you spreadsheets >

My understanding of it, is that tax returns on their own are not enough to prove anything. They are used in conjunction with other information like ledgers to find discrepancies. 
However, the information might be so blatant that it's obvious whats going on. >

The article lists at least a few things. One of his companies exactly broke even. And he loans his kids money and the interest rate comes out to an exact dollar amount (18000 and 24000).
They are just barely trying to hide the fraud. >

what an amazing amount of financial foresight /s >

Thanks! I was looking for the actual tax returns and couldn't track it down an hour ago. >

Welcome! >

Man, that IRS audit took forever!
...the IRS did do an audit, right?
...right? >

That’s only for us poor people >

It keeps us on our toes me'lord >

My tax returns are tremendous.  The American people will say that these are the greatest and most beautiful and clairvoyant tax returns they’ve ever seen.  I’ve been trying to release them for years, but the lamestream media won’t admit it.  The radical left Marxist democrats and their RINO allies in the deep state demanded these tax returns unfairly, a persecution which no other president has ever had to endure.
…or something like that. >

Verbatim >

"Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!" >

Proceeds to stab the man behind the curtain.