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This is where you're in denial it doesn't take all that to see what he's doing.
His son took money from a charity for children with cancer.
His casino(s) was(were) fined for money laundering.
He was sued by so many people you wouldn't believe. Only the best people. >

He also used veteran charity money for himself >

( Republican response) Oh yeah? But what about Hunter Biden’s laptop? >

(Alternative Republican response) Yea, that just makes him smart! >

(Alternative again) “I don’t agree with everything he does, but I like his policies” >

so, how that wall going? Has the check from Mexico cleared yet? >

If trump says Mexico will pay for it, I believe him! He never lies …. >

I paid more taxes with my last paycheck than DJT did in a whole year >

How does someone pay taxes on money they didn't make >

The rich can “lose” money on tax returns and still become richer….  That is the whole issue with the US tax system.  You can invest and reallocate funds.  His company was fined(convicted feel’s wrong since nobody was held accountable) for this in 2022, they were paying for things off book to their employees.  He absolutely “rents mar-a-lago” at a reduced price and that is tax fraud. >

Partial truths; let me clarify.


Trump takes advantage of cost segregation studies and 1031 exchanges.  What is a cost seg?  When you buy or build a building, you are not just building a building.  You are putting appliances, land improvements and other things in.  If an asset qualifies for special depreciation, you can bonus it out and expense the asset the year it's in service.  Cost seg studies identify this sort of property.  You would typically recapture this and pay tax when the building is sold; but if you use 1031 exchanges you don't incur a recapturable event.  Trump's losses are disconnected from his wealth.  Cost seg, cash out refi, buy a building, cost seg... leads to tax losses as long as we have 100% bonus depreciation even though he is building wealth.


No, the Trump Org was convicted.  They weren't recording PUCC and tuition payments for employees kids as income to them and that is very, very wrong.  I would agree it is fraud.


Not wrong, but I am a CPA and want to clarify. >

It's pretty clear and has been very clear. But yeah thx >

As evidenced by the misinformation floating around, no it has not >

You're just in denial >

Oh wow, where did you get your MAcc?  Which state are you a licensed CPA in?