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Old 04-28-2016, 09:30 AM
 
Location: Los Angeles (Native)
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The Hillary Speech Issue No One Is Talking About

This is a pretty interesting article. The writer of the article is a corporate tax attorney so it seems he knows what he is talking about..or should..

"Some money was Hillary’s, and some was assigned to the Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation. Normally, you can’t assign income. Given the numbers, it is surprising that no one seems to care how the Clintons did this, or whether it was effective for tax purposes. Notably, the Clintons have not defined how they decide to designate their speaking fees as income versus charity work. "

Seems like this issue is likely to come up during the general election.
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