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1. It's good - he spent $50,000 and only used $5,000 for a charitable deduction. Don't know the rest...

Sun Dec 8, 2019, 04:28 PM

Dec 2019

....of his return, but it's possible he might have been able to deduct the entire $50,000.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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What does this mean? [View all] redqueen Dec 2019 OP

We donated a truck to PBS with a value of $4000 but could 42bambi Dec 2019 #3

That sounds like he followed the rules in spirit and to the letter Leith Dec 2019 #5

True, if they were new and unworn karynnj Dec 2019 #6

I think it means he only declared a tax deduction justhanginon Dec 2019 #2

Not quite. W_HAMILTON Dec 2019 #10

Yes it makes the deduction unassailable bucolic_frolic Dec 2019 #7

Thanks all. I'm still not sure what to think redqueen Dec 2019 #11