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In reply to the discussion: Why isn't there any talk about prosecuting Trump for fraud on the tax returns? [View all]ancianita
(43,325 posts)50. Much appreciated. This is fine. I get the idea.
More documents exist and more forensics have to be done, looks like. So this might take a while. If the IRS had some jurisdiction in investigating, it just gave it up, apparently.
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Why isn't there any talk about prosecuting Trump for fraud on the tax returns? [View all]
fescuerescue
Dec 2022
OP
You been away from DU lately? There has been a lot of discussion on this topic.
TigressDem
Jan 2023
#22
Washington Post may simply be reporting what he reported on his tax returns.
TigressDem
Jan 2023
#43
Potential fraud... he JUST released his tax returns because the J6 Committe made him.
TigressDem
Jan 2023
#26
*Potential* fraud. The question was why he hasn't been charged yet, and the answer
Ocelot II
Jan 2023
#30
He paid $20 million in federal taxes during the six years of returns that were released.
former9thward
Jan 2023
#19
Some people don't seem to understand... the IRS and Fed Gov't are nothing more than "referees"
WarGamer
Jan 2023
#29