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The initial audit may have been completed, but until both parties agree the matter is not settled. Audits often are overturned and or mitigated, particularly when a very large enterprise such as Trump's uses tax lawyers.
You are over simplifying in order to make an fallacious point.
And what fallacious point did I make? I said it seemed odd to me. I made no conclusion. I will leave make false statements to Trump.
I assume if you can legally pay no taxes you'll still pay. I suggest you don't take up financial advising.
Well, that kind of statement begs the question, doesn't it? We are told that on multiple occasions Mr. Trump had to pay additional taxes, penalty and interest to the IRS (even an allegation by his accountant that Mr. Trump forged the guy's signature on 1040s). . . . . . i.e., not "legally".
I have way more respect for Hillary who has averaged 33% federal tax and 10% state tax over the past 4 years. Trump is just in it for himself and screw everyone else.
You look up to people who pay a lot of tax? You might posture on this forum but you squeeze every cent of deduction on YOUR tax return.
If I have to get a professional. I sure Trumps taxes with all of the business units and investment taxes, property taxes and anything else the IRS can think of he Pays and Pays again.
I can not make a conclusion to this story because of the complexity of Trumps Taxes.
Audits are not complete, until agreed to. You get it, you said, 'the audit is complete.'
Nope, not until agreed to. So that is your lie, of simplification, and misrepresentation. You know most people have never been through an audit and certainly do not know that audit findings can change when contested.
So, you leave a false impression. That the initial audit is the final word. It is not.
This is an explanation of a fallacious argument.
If it is invalid ,(audits are not complete, until agreed to, so strike one.),or has one or more false premises ,(the premise that an audit when initially reported by the IRS is completed is a false premise. Strike two.),, it will be unsound. A good inductive argument is known as a strong (or "cogent") inductive argument. It is such that if the premises are true, the conclusion is likely to be true. A fallacy is, very generally, an error in reasoning. You get credit for an error in reasoning. If you persist, then your motive is clear. Lying, creating a false premise and an invalid argument for the purpose of cheap political points.
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And what fallacious point did I make? I said it seemed odd to me. I made no conclusion. I will leave make false statements to Trump.
This is such a false equivalency. Unless there is a specific law against doing business with a company from a particular country, as during the Iran embargo, then business is business. Trump to my knowledge has never been charged with anything like that, unlike GE, while Jeffrey Immelt was Chair of Pres. Obama's President’s Council on Jobs and Competitiveness. Then, there is...
Selling access to a government official (Clinton as SoS), via "contributions" to the her family's foundation is a totally different can of worms.
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Meanwhile, Trump actually is business partners with men in the Mideast, as well as making huge profits from his business ventures all over the Mideast. So his 'self-funding' campaign (which turns out to be a joke) has been contributed to by many Mideasterners. Oops.
No wonder he gets audited and refuses to release his returns.
the I.R.S. already has his tax returns, DUH!!!
if the government has any evidence that Trump refuse to pay taxes then have the I.R.S. file charges or send Trump a bill.
You know their is a due process in U.S. Citizens paying taxes and any violation of tax laws, the burden of proof is on the government not the citizen and the citizens have rights to appeal in the tax court.
I really doubt that after 8 years of Obama controlling the I.R.S. and the Justice Department that he will ignore any real evidence against Trump of tax evasion.
if the government has any evidence that Trump refuse to pay taxes then have the I.R.S. file charges or send Trump a bill.
You know their is a due process in U.S. Citizens paying taxes and any violation of tax laws, the burden of proof is on the government not the citizen and the citizens have rights to appeal in the tax court.
I really doubt that after 8 years of Obama controlling the I.R.S. and the Justice Department that he will ignore any real evidence against Trump of tax evasion.
You Democrats are really silly.
I am NOT a democrat. I am a conservative. Apparently "you Trumpublicans" can't read. These tax violations were adjudicated. No where in the articles did it say Donald REFUSED to pay taxes.
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