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In reply to the discussion: Is the "No taxes for 10 years" claim a criminal or fairness issue? [View all]bornskeptic
(1,330 posts)61. Unfortunately, it need not be criminal.
The easy way is to put all his money in tax-free municipal bonds. Offshore tax havens and other investments that don't produce any taxable income until sold could add a little variety. Incredibly obnoxious, yes, but not necessarily illegal.
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Is the "No taxes for 10 years" claim a criminal or fairness issue? [View all]
Nuclear Unicorn
Aug 2012
OP
Ah, the Dan Rather strategy. I had always hoped one day that would be uncovered. I have
Laura PourMeADrink
Aug 2012
#8
he didn't have taxes withheld on his pay check because he doesn't get a 'pay check'-
Bluerthanblue
Aug 2012
#33
fairness vs hypocrisy? If Romney is wanting others to be subject to audits during a 7-year time-
Trillo
Aug 2012
#59
I think once you got through the training it's nationally recognized you become
Heather MC
Aug 2012
#66
It's easily conceivable for me at least, the tax code is largely written by and for the uber wealthy
Fumesucker
Aug 2012
#24