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Hoyt

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5. I despise trump as much as anyone, but I'm not quite sure

Reply to Nevilledog (Original post)

Sat Jul 3, 2021, 11:00 PM

Jul 2021

what that POS Jr is admitting too. He basically said the CFO should have paid taxes on those perks.

I know we want trump in general population, but that won’t get him on that, sadly.

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Don Jr is also making admissions and implicating daddy [View all] Nevilledog Jul 2021 OP

Did Jr pay taxes on those big gifts? C_U_L8R Jul 2021 #1

Gifts are not taxable to the recipient. Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #11

It is NOT a far reach....... MyOwnPeace Jul 2021 #2

Let him keep talking.. Deuxcents Jul 2021 #3

Somwhere there are some lawyers pulling their hair out. everyonematters Jul 2021 #4

I despise trump as much as anyone, but I'm not quite sure Hoyt Jul 2021 #5

He acknowledged Trump paid for W's grandkids school. Phoenix61 Jul 2021 #7

Not really. I suspect that is a scheme cooked up by the CFO and some Hoyt Jul 2021 #9

Except they have the checks with Trumps signature on them. Phoenix61 Jul 2021 #10

I bet they use a stamp or digital signature. It doesn't implicate trump Hoyt Jul 2021 #13

He didn't say, "Trump paid..." ShazzieB Jul 2021 #14

To Junior, trump's organization is his father. I seriously doubt that trump wrote a personal check Hoyt Jul 2021 #18

No one tell him he has the right to stay silent. Swede Jul 2021 #6

I guess we should all take a $60,000 refundable tax credit on our 1040... Thunderbeast Jul 2021 #8

There is a tuition and medical expense gift tax exclusion feature in the tax code. Klaralven Jul 2021 #12

From PERSONAL FUNDS Mopar151 Jul 2021 #16

Keep talking, Junior. Why do people think Eric is the dumb one? Hekate Jul 2021 #15

They Can Do It Because They Know They Won't Be Held Accountable nt SoCalDavidS Jul 2021 #17

These people are incapable of keeping their mouths shut. Finally that's an asset. Vinca Jul 2021 #19