It is most readily done in large cities, which makes it easy for Dems
Posts by Bj229r
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Love Kurt. Had no idea he was an infantry colonel
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That’s not even the half of it. Tweeter @alexthechick did what so many others haven’t and actually read the article. And according to the New York Times’ own reporting, Donald Trump paid a lot more than $750 in taxes:
So. I finally read the NYT Trump tax story because I wanted to see what line was being reported for taxes owed and I came across this about the $750 in 2016 and 2017. Per the NYT own story, Trump actually paid to the US Treasury $1 million in 2016 and $4.2 million in 2017.
Replying to @alexthechick
Read that closely. Trump PAID, as in transferred to the US Treasury, $1 million in 2016 and $4.2 million in 2017. Note also that most of the overpayment was rolled forward, not refunded. The $750 figure is an ADDITIONAL $750. Thus every single story saying he paid $750 is a lie
Replying to @alexthechick
It is not simply a lie, it proves that the person making the statement either did not read the story itself (BY THE INSANITY OF CTHULHU READ THE SOURCES) or lack the mental ability to comprehend that the NYT itself claims that Trump paid $1,000,000 in 2016 and $4,200,00 in 2017.
Replying to @alexthechick
The claim that Trump paid only $750 in Federal taxes in 2016 and 2017 is thus a complete and total lie which is easily disproven by the Times own story. I mind when people lie. I mind more when people lie to me about something I can disprove in minutes
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Article said that was an F150. Driver had to have been reduced to a pile of goo
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It's yet aNOTHER source, but anyhow Trump says it's incorrect
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I'd suspect hair plugs
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An anonymous sources are always conclusive, aren't they?
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What sort of back woods country has shingle roofs? If you lived in dodo huts it would shingle on a shit.
WELL. MY shingle roof has lasted 23 years + (that being said if the metal doesn't cost much more, I'll probably go that way)
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Claiminga loss every year and losing money aren't necessarily the same thing
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I wonder if they've imported so many fucking Somalis that they have a voting majority
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I only started the German stuff not long ago. I really enjoyed the Gneisenau in ranked battles.
I remember the Gneisenau from the Avalon Hill 'Jutland' tabletop game I played as a kid
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To be sure, shingle roofs in FLA last at BEST half their rated time. We bought our 1948 house in 1997, whatever roof THAT was is still on it now, tho many of the shingles are looking fraid
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I remember when this came about, pissed me off at the time. Think it was prior to covid
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He's advocated for more H1B workers, and he'd only do that to please corporate interests
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https://twitchy.com/gregp-3534…-about-being-under-audit/
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. . .the reason he paid no income tax in these years was because of a change in the tax law signed by President Barack Obama which then generated a $72.9 million refund. LOLOL:QuoteOh, and the best part? The NYT confirmed that the IRS and the president are, in fact, still arguing about the nature of this refund and that he’s been telling the truth when he says his return is still under audit:
QuoteThanks, Obama! From the NYT:
But to turn that long arc of failure into a giant refund check, he relied on some deft accounting footwork and an unwitting gift from an unlikely source — Mr. Obama.
Business losses can work like a tax-avoidance coupon: A dollar lost on one business reduces a dollar of taxable income from elsewhere. The types and amounts of income that can be used in a given year vary, depending on an owner’s tax status. But some losses can be saved for later use, or even used to request a refund on taxes paid in a prior year.
Until 2009, those coupons could be used to wipe away taxes going back only two years. But that November, the window was more than doubled by a little-noticed provision in a bill Mr. Obama signed as part of the Great Recession recovery effort. Now business owners could request full refunds of taxes paid in the prior four years, and 50 percent of those from the year before that.
So, which clown in the Obama administration wrote him the $72.9 million check in the first place?
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Any republican is always 5 points ahead of whatever the polls say
