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Trump has no intention of running. He'll keep teasing to keep fools sending him their butter and egg money for him to spend, but he's too far gone mentally, physically, and legally to try to run again, and he knows it.
The dems think he's going to run, and that's why they are doing this. You have to understand democrats, they create their own reality, facts, and the truth be damned. four years of Trump-Russia collusion, hands up don't shoot, Rittenhouse crossed state lines with a rifle, etc.. are enough examples to illustrate that.
Who’s giving him money to run in 2024 while he hasn’t even said he’s running?
Like i said, they manufacture their own reality. In the same post, we see person post that Trump is not running, and also a contradicting statement that people are donating to his campaign. 'Manufactured reality,' for the win.
Like i said, they manufacture their own reality. In the same post, we see person post that Trump is not running, and also a contradicting statement that people are donating to his campaign. 'Manufactured reality,' for the win.
So allegedly Trump is telling the bankers that 'property xyz' is worth xx, while allegedly telling the IRS that 'property abc' is only worth x. IF the figures are close to true then how is it tax fraud?
I'm not sure why this is so difficult to understand.
Trump is not "telling the bankers that 'property xyz' is worth xx, while allegedly telling the IRS that 'property abc' is only worth x." He is telling the bankers that 'property xyz' is worth xx even though a recent appraisal had that that same 'property xyz' as worth x. And no, one of the figures cannot be close to true because one of the figures is multiple times the amount of the other figure.
Then he is turning around and telling the IRS that 'property abc' is worth x even though a recent appraisal said it was worth xx. One of those figures cannot be true because one of the figures is multiple times the amount of the other figure.
IOW, he is arbitrarily raising and lowering the values of certain properties to conveniently either tell bankers something is worth more than it really is, or to conveniently tell the taxman it is worth less than it really is.
I'm not sure why this is so difficult to understand.
Trump is not "telling the bankers that 'property xyz' is worth xx, while allegedly telling the IRS that 'property abc' is only worth x." He is telling the bankers that 'property xyz' is worth xx even though a recent appraisal had that that same 'property xyz' as worth x. And no, one of the figures cannot be close to true because one of the figures is multiple times the amount of the other figure.
Then he is turning around and telling the IRS that 'property abc' is worth x even though a recent appraisal said it was worth xx. One of those figures cannot be true because one of the figures is multiple times the amount of the other figure.
IOW, he is arbitrarily raising and lowering the values of certain properties to conveniently either tell bankers something is worth more than it really is, or to conveniently tell the taxman it is worth less than it really is.
Why is it so difficult to understand that a property owner will tell investors that their property is going to be worth more? If I'm trying to sell my car, and I think it's worth more than an arbitrary Kelly blue Book quote, am i a crook?
By the same note, if my home's value was assessed and taxed by the government for a specific amount, I'm not going to argue with them that I think it's worth more, does that make me a crook?
Why is it so difficult to understand that a property owner will tell investors that their property is going to be worth more? If I'm trying to sell my car, and I think it's worth more than an arbitrary Kelly blue Book quote, am i a crook?
By the same note, if my home's value was assessed and taxed by the government for a specific amount, I'm not going to argue with them that I think it's worth more, does that make me a crook?
Umm. Yeah… a tax cheat atleast.
And pretty sure when you apply for mortgages you agree to be truthful in your financial and valuation disclosures and lying is a federal crime.
Why is it so difficult to understand that a property owner will tell investors that their property is going to be worth more? If I'm trying to sell my car, and I think it's worth more than an arbitrary Kelly blue Book quote, am i a crook?
Trump was not selling properties, he was inflating their value to bankers to get favorable terms from them. Yes, that is illegal.
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By the same note, if my home's value was assessed and taxed by the government for a specific amount, I'm not going to argue with them that I think it's worth more, does that make me a crook?
Actually, yes. If you tell the government your house has 2 bedrooms and thus is only worth X, but it really has 4 bedrooms and is worth more like XX, then you are stealing. That's basically what Trump was doing, according to the NY AG.
I'm not sure why this is so difficult to understand.
Trump is not "telling the bankers that 'property xyz' is worth xx, while allegedly telling the IRS that 'property abc' is only worth x." He is telling the bankers that 'property xyz' is worth xx even though a recent appraisal had that that same 'property xyz' as worth x. And no, one of the figures cannot be close to true because one of the figures is multiple times the amount of the other figure.
Then he is turning around and telling the IRS that 'property abc' is worth x even though a recent appraisal said it was worth xx. One of those figures cannot be true because one of the figures is multiple times the amount of the other figure.
IOW, he is arbitrarily raising and lowering the values of certain properties to conveniently either tell bankers something is worth more than it really is, or to conveniently tell the taxman it is worth less than it really is.
me either, but you're getting colder. Not ice cold mind you. But colder.
Let's be clear, JB007 -
Banks are not making loan decisions based upon a number Trump wrote down on a financial statement.
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