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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forums'tRump knew': Ex-employee's story resolves a key mystery of the Trump Org indictment
In a recent piece for the New York Daily News, former Trump Organization executive Barbara Res offered an insider's view of criminal charges against the ex-president's company and its CFO, Allen Weisselberg...
"Flaunting and ultimately disobeying the tax laws was a way of life," she explained. "I was on salary, but some executives on the payroll were paid as independent contractors. That meant that Trump could avoid paying his share of payroll taxes and the employee could deduct all sorts of things to diminish his income that you can't do on salary. It was a win-win for everyone except the city, state and federal governments."
https://www.rawstory.com/barbara-res-2653685845/
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'tRump knew': Ex-employee's story resolves a key mystery of the Trump Org indictment (Original Post)
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Blue Owl
(58,610 posts)1. Donny's only got room in that pea-brain for conniving, scheming, and ego-masturbating
lindysalsagal
(22,840 posts)2. "Transactional." B.s. He's a sociopath. Period.
Hope the lawyers call her for testimony.
