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Originally Posted by pghquest
Yes the disclosure does show cash flow. 
Income: At Least $615 Million
The bulk of what Mr. Trump reported as income over the filing period came from his golf courses and resorts and from condominium sales and rents from his real estate developments. The disclosure he released in 2015, which covered a similar period of time beginning in January 2014, showed income totaling at least $380 million.
Including at least:
$336 million in revenue from resorts and golf courses
$109 million in rent and condo sales
$49 million in revenue from the sale of the Miss Universe organization and other beauty pageant revenue
$13 million from operation of the Wollman ice skating rink in Central Park
$12 million from restaurant food and beverage sales
$9 million from licensing the Trump name
$1.2 million in book royalties
$800,000 in speaking fees |
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Originally Posted by pghquest
Wrong again.. I didnt cite expenses cause you said cash flow wasnt mentioned and I showed that it was..
Expenses and liabilities are also present..
Liabilities: At Least $315 Million
The bulk of the 16 liabilities listed by Mr. Trump consists of mortgages, maturing between 2016 and 2029.
Each of these carries a debt of at least $50 million:
Trump Tower (mortgage)
40 Wall Street (loan)
Trump National Doral (mortgage)
Trump International Hotel and Tower Chicago (springing loan)
Trump Old Post Office development (loan)
No, operating expenses are not shown because its not an income tax form, showing income and expenses, the FEC filing shows ASSETS and liabilities...
For someone who wants to talk about "basic accounting", you dont seem to understand the difference between income/expense vs asset/liabilities..
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It's blatantly obvious that vacoder hasn't looked at Trump's financials, and wouldn't understand them if he did.
He's gotten trounced the entire time in this thread, I bet he comes back, and doubles down. LoL.
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