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FreakinDJ

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6. Corporate Tax Code

Reply to Bigmack (Original post)

Mon Sep 16, 2013, 01:49 PM

Sep 2013

Individuals how Incorporate themselves or at least their earnings, businesses or estate can do this legally

That is why Romney would not disclose his taxes. Not because what he did was illegal but rather it was legal for the Wealthy Elite

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Tax experts... How can the Walton's inherit.... [View all] Bigmack Sep 2013 OP

Apparently Walton used family partnerships and trusts to avoid the inheritance tax issue. n/t PoliticAverse Sep 2013 #1

that's bullshit and shouldn't be allowed. gopiscrap Sep 2013 #2

Why? joeglow3 Sep 2013 #10

yup gopiscrap Sep 2013 #11

yeah, it happens because they fund the political campaigns of many politicians gopiscrap Sep 2013 #3

Well Hillary Clinton was a Walmart board member (1986-1992). n/t PoliticAverse Sep 2013 #4

Yes and my point is, they fund the campaigns of politicians gopiscrap Sep 2013 #5

Corporate Tax Code FreakinDJ Sep 2013 #6

How do you know they don't or didn't pay taxes? Dreamer Tatum Sep 2013 #7

I would be interested in knowing how they got out of inheritance taxes joeglow3 Sep 2013 #8

The Waltons used both family partnerships and trusts. n/t PoliticAverse Sep 2013 #9

Because cats and wrecked cars are useless. aikoaiko Sep 2013 #12

Here's an article about it. DanTex Sep 2013 #13