Donald Trump's Tax Return is over 12,000 Pages

[TommyGriffin]

Seems legit? (http://www.cnn.com/2016/09/15/politics/donald-trump-taxes/)

[Screamin A Smit]

Same with your excuse for Curry's finals choke :confusedshrug:

[CleveTown]

That's Not The Only Long Thing He Possesses.

[9erempiree]

I believe it's over 12,000 pages. A small family with a business can have 20 pages. Schedule C or E for rental properties. Interest earnings. Capital gain schedules.

There are tons of schedules out there.

Also, he has released his financials and its easily available and there are hundreds and hundreds of companies that he owns.

[TommyGriffin]

I believe it's over 12,000 pages. A small family with a business can have 20 pages. Schedule C or E for rental properties. Interest earnings. Capital gain schedules.

There are tons of schedules out there.

Also, he has released his financials and its easily available and there are hundreds and hundreds of companies that he owns.
Why wont he release it?

[NumberSix]

Why is this shocking? Of all the properties and business interests he has, his taxes would include hundreds of thousands of transactions per year.

[Real Men Wear Green]

"Because he's got a 12,000-page tax return that would create ... financial auditors out of every person in the country asking questions that would detract from (his father's) main message,"I believe this. I have little doubt that Democrat operatives would take the info in his return to rip him to shreds.

[NumberSix]

Why wont he release it?
Honestly, he's better off not releasing them. The media are bad actors. They're going to purposely misrepresent what's in his taxes and cause tons of bad press. He's better off just not releasing them.

[TommyGriffin]

Why is this shocking? Of all the properties and business interests he has, his taxes would include hundreds of thousands of transactions per year.
No one said it was shocking. It is interesting how you would interpret it that way however. I was just curious on why he will not divulge them.

[TommyGriffin]

Honestly, he's better off not releasing them. The media are bad actors. They're going to purposely misrepresent what's in his taxes and cause tons of bad press. He's better off just not releasing them.
I can see how that would work. Many people were saying the same thing about Hilary and her medical history.

[~primetime~]

No way in hell it is literally 12,000 pages, that would take years to write.

The Bible is like 1,000 pages :lol




All people want to see is two numbers...how much he made, and how much he paid

[TommyGriffin]

No way in hell it is literally 12,000 pages, that would take years to write.

The Bible is like 1,000 pages :lol




All people want to see is two numbers...how much he made, and how much he paid
But it would detract from Donald Trump's message.

[Real Men Wear Green]

All people want to see is two numbers...how much he made, and how much he paid
Not true. It is a serious question who he has been doing business with. If, for an extreme example, they could link his money to Putin and/or the Russian government? Everyone would be all over it. Whether or not he's lying about being a billionaire is just the start of what people want to know.

[poido123]

No way in hell it is literally 12,000 pages, that would take years to write.

The Bible is like 1,000 pages :lol




All people want to see is two numbers...how much he made, and how much he paid


But you have no interest in Hillary's wikileaks?


Nobody, not the Donald will pay any attention to this bullshit when the candidate sitting opposite him should be in jail 10 times over.


It's amazing that you and the other braindead followers spend all your time trying to find ANYTHING on Trump.


Talk about double standards

[NumberSix]

You know, the whole point of politicians releasing their taxes is to show that they aren't engaged in corruption. Trump has never been in office.

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[poido123]

You know, the whole point of politicians releasing their taxes is to show that they aren't engaged in corruption. Trump has never been in office.



Yet we see proof of someone WHO HAS been in office performing corruption over and over again, yet her supporters still make excuses.

[Jasper]

don juan Trump :confusedshrug:

[TheMan]

You know, the whole point of politicians releasing their taxes is to show that they aren't engaged in corruption. Trump has never been in office.
Would bribing an Attorney General from FL so she won't charge you with any wrongdoing in a an "alleged" scam be considered corruption or nah :confusedshrug:

Both candidates are corrupt, one was corrupted, the other corrupted. Same shit if you ask me.

[9erempiree]

Don't know if you guys remember him signing his returns....:eek:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CRX8NzAVEAQwU8G.jpg

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[ZenMaster]

Would bribing an Attorney General from FL so she won't charge you with any wrongdoing in a an "alleged" scam be considered corruption or nah :confusedshrug:

Both candidates are corrupt, one was corrupted, the other corrupted. Same shit if you ask me.

Say you're a business man and have the opportunity to do this - because politicians have made corruption legal in form of corporate donations - could you see yourself taking advantage of the opportunity, while still wishing that the system wasn't like that to begin with?

Trump has been honest going back to the GOP debates, that he's donated money to politicians throughout his career and that's how he knows how easily they sell out. You can argue that since he's given donations as a business man, that he'll take them as well as president, but there's a good chance that you're wrong - and given that we know Hillary will take them it's worth taking the chance on a different outcome, even if it isn't guaranteed.
Up until this election Trump wasn't a public servant, but since he became one he hasn't been taking money from special interests - his opponent is still raking in dollars as much as she can on that front.
In the last 21 years he's given 2 million in campaign donations, that's nothing compared to e.g the guy who paid 3.5 million to become the UK ambassador under Obama and Hillary.

[TheMan]

Say you're a business man and have the opportunity to do this - because politicians have made corruption legal in form of corporate donations - could you see yourself taking advantage of the opportunity, while still wishing that the system wasn't like that to begin with?

Trump has been honest going back to the GOP debates, that he's donated money to politicians throughout his career and that's how he knows how easily they sell out. You can argue that since he's given donations as a business man, that he'll take them as well as president, but there's a good chance that you're wrong - and given that we know Hillary will take them it's worth taking the chance on a different outcome, even if it isn't guaranteed.
Up until this election Trump wasn't a public servant, but since he became one he hasn't been taking money from special interests - his opponent is still raking in dollars as much as she can on that front.
In the last 21 years he's given 2 million in campaign donations, that's nothing compared to e.g the guy who paid 3.5 million to become the UK ambassador under Obama and Hillary.
Takes two to tango.

You can't claim someone else is corrupt for recieving money when you go around corrupting others. Both are equally guilty. Politicians are corrupt, so is Wall Street...

There is a reason bribing government officials is considered illegal.

[Nick Young]

I would argue that government corruption is much worse.

Wars happened and thousands of people died and aide money was funneled from Haiti back to the wealthy elites because of Clinton's corruption.

I don't care how messed up Trump's taxes are, there is nothing that can be in there that is worse than the things Clinton has already done.

[ZenMaster]

Takes two to tango.

You can't claim someone else is corrupt for recieving money when you go around corrupting others. Both are equally guilty. Politicians are corrupt, so is Wall Street...

There is a reason bribing government officials is considered illegal.

You didn't answer my question though..

And sure you can(if it's true), Trumps total amount of campaign donations pale in comparison to what Hillary takes in. I bet in the circles of politicians, Trump has always been known as cheap - 2 mill over 21 years for a guy who Forbes claim to be the 336th richest in the world...

If Trump donating about 100K a year on average over 21 years, then you should be completely and utterly outraged over the number of dollars Hillary pulls in - like 25 mill from Saudi Arabia alone.

As for your last sentence, I'm not sure I follow, bribery was made legal by US politicians in the form of campaign contributions.

[NumberSix]

Would bribing an Attorney General from FL so she won't charge you with any wrongdoing in a an "alleged" scam be considered corruption or nah :confusedshrug:
Keep up with the news buddy. It just came out yesterday that Trump sent the check BEFORE the report of FL possibly looking into the case. The story is dead.

http://lawnewz.com/high-profile/sorry-democrats-new-docs-pretty-much-collapse-entire-trumpbondi-bribery-scandal/