Amazing how ignorant people are of Trump's taxes, write-offs AND INCOME!!!

[healthmyths]

The MSM and idiots galore are having an organism! Trump had according this article:

The Times, which hired tax experts to analyze the records, determined that “tax rules that are especially advantageous to wealthy filers would have allowed Mr. Trump to use his $916 million loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income over an 18-year period” -- more than $50 million a year.

Bombshell report on Trump taxes sends GOP nominee reeling

Now think just for a moment. Trump had according to the above "experts" then $50 million a year in
Taxable income to not pay taxes on! OH MY GOODNESS!!!

hmmm....
Let's see.. Assume Trump had businesses with total assets of $2 billion for those last 18 years.
And if Trump earned the average annual returns in long-term real estate investing vary by the area of concentration in the sector. Average 20-year returns in the commercial real estate slightly outperform the S&P 500 Index, running at around 9.5%.

Investopedia What average annual return is typical for a long term investment in the real estate sector?

HMMMMM...
Average real estate holdings of $2 billion over 18 years at 9.5% equals $190 million a year!
$190 million in ROI (for you dummies... Return on Investment) with operating expenses of 50%
leaves $95 million taxable income LESS the notorious $50 million TAX LOSS carry forward LEAVES
$45 million TAXABLE INCOME you idiots!


THAT IS IF HE COULD EVEN WRITE OFF $50 MILLION A YEAR IN LOSSES!

 

[Iceweasel]

Not bad for a broke guy that only has failures under his belt. But leftist won't care about any tax facts, who wrote the laws or why. They are hypnotized and follow their master's demand.

 

[rightwinger]

The MSM and idiots galore are having an organism! Trump had according this article:

The Times, which hired tax experts to analyze the records, determined that “tax rules that are especially advantageous to wealthy filers would have allowed Mr. Trump to use his $916 million loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income over an 18-year period” -- more than $50 million a year.

Bombshell report on Trump taxes sends GOP nominee reeling

Now think just for a moment. Trump had according to the above "experts" then $50 million a year in
Taxable income to not pay taxes on! OH MY GOODNESS!!!

hmmm....
Let's see.. Assume Trump had businesses with total assets of $2 billion for those last 18 years.
And if Trump earned the average annual returns in long-term real estate investing vary by the area of concentration in the sector. Average 20-year returns in the commercial real estate slightly outperform the S&P 500 Index, running at around 9.5%.

Investopedia What average annual return is typical for a long term investment in the real estate sector?

HMMMMM...
Average real estate holdings of $2 billion over 18 years at 9.5% equals $190 million a year!
$190 million in ROI (for you dummies... Return on Investment) with operating expenses of 50%
leaves $95 million taxable income LESS the notorious $50 million TAX LOSS carry forward LEAVES
$45 million TAXABLE INCOME you idiots!


THAT IS IF HE COULD EVEN WRITE OFF $50 MILLION A YEAR IN LOSSES!

Why doesn't Trump release his tax returns and straighten this all out

What we do know......Trump the great businessman lost a billion dollars in just one year

He is now a serial moocher who refuses to pay taxes

Freeloader Donny

 

[Skull Pilot]

The MSM and idiots galore are having an organism! Trump had according this article:

The Times, which hired tax experts to analyze the records, determined that “tax rules that are especially advantageous to wealthy filers would have allowed Mr. Trump to use his $916 million loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income over an 18-year period” -- more than $50 million a year.

Bombshell report on Trump taxes sends GOP nominee reeling

Now think just for a moment. Trump had according to the above "experts" then $50 million a year in
Taxable income to not pay taxes on! OH MY GOODNESS!!!

hmmm....
Let's see.. Assume Trump had businesses with total assets of $2 billion for those last 18 years.
And if Trump earned the average annual returns in long-term real estate investing vary by the area of concentration in the sector. Average 20-year returns in the commercial real estate slightly outperform the S&P 500 Index, running at around 9.5%.

Investopedia What average annual return is typical for a long term investment in the real estate sector?

HMMMMM...
Average real estate holdings of $2 billion over 18 years at 9.5% equals $190 million a year!
$190 million in ROI (for you dummies... Return on Investment) with operating expenses of 50%
leaves $95 million taxable income LESS the notorious $50 million TAX LOSS carry forward LEAVES
$45 million TAXABLE INCOME you idiots!


THAT IS IF HE COULD EVEN WRITE OFF $50 MILLION A YEAR IN LOSSES!

You don't seem to understand that people are not taxed on the appreciation of assets unless they monetize those assets (sell for a profit).

 

[Onyx]

So his fixed assets contribute to taxable income? The amount "owed" to the IRS does not go up with property values.

Trump was speculated to only be making between 3 to 15 million at the beginning of the election.
That constitutes his gross earnings, and therefore his taxable income. Apparently he is not paying any taxes though.

 

[healthmyths]

The MSM and idiots galore are having an organism! Trump had according this article:

The Times, which hired tax experts to analyze the records, determined that “tax rules that are especially advantageous to wealthy filers would have allowed Mr. Trump to use his $916 million loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income over an 18-year period” -- more than $50 million a year.

Bombshell report on Trump taxes sends GOP nominee reeling

Now think just for a moment. Trump had according to the above "experts" then $50 million a year in
Taxable income to not pay taxes on! OH MY GOODNESS!!!

hmmm....
Let's see.. Assume Trump had businesses with total assets of $2 billion for those last 18 years.
And if Trump earned the average annual returns in long-term real estate investing vary by the area of concentration in the sector. Average 20-year returns in the commercial real estate slightly outperform the S&P 500 Index, running at around 9.5%.

Investopedia What average annual return is typical for a long term investment in the real estate sector?

HMMMMM...
Average real estate holdings of $2 billion over 18 years at 9.5% equals $190 million a year!
$190 million in ROI (for you dummies... Return on Investment) with operating expenses of 50%
leaves $95 million taxable income LESS the notorious $50 million TAX LOSS carry forward LEAVES
$45 million TAXABLE INCOME you idiots!


THAT IS IF HE COULD EVEN WRITE OFF $50 MILLION A YEAR IN LOSSES!

You don't seem to understand that people are not taxed on the appreciation of assets unless they monetize those assets (sell for a profit).

Obviously you think Trump just sat around for 18 years EARNED NO revenue off the properties is that right?
Let's see...
Donald Trump’s latest personal financial disclosure, made public on Wednesday morning, revealed surprising increases in revenue on some of his properties.
The Office of Government Ethics document, filed with the Federal Elections Committee, followed an announcement from Trump on Tuesday saying his new report would show he raked in $557 million of income since 2015. The disclosure, submitted annually by presidential candidates, covers a period of more than 12 months – from the first day of the preceding year, to the time the candidate files (January 2015 to May 2016, in this case).
Donald Trump Reports 50% Increase In Income, Staggering Uptick In Revenues From Select Properties
INCOME... not asset appreciation!

 

[Iceweasel]

So his fixed assets contribute to taxable income? The amount "owed" to the IRS does not go up with property values.

Trump was speculated to only be making between 3 to 15 million at the beginning of the election.
That constitutes his gross earnings, and therefore his taxable income. Apparently he is not paying any taxes though.

Apparently, why? It's apparent the leftists believe Republicans are guilty until proven innocent and Democrats are innocent until proven guilty.

If their candidate isn't formally charged under a friendly administration there was no wrong doing.

 

[PurpleOwl]

So his fixed assets contribute to taxable income? The amount "owed" to the IRS does not go up with property values.

Trump was speculated to only be making between 3 to 15 million at the beginning of the election.
That constitutes his gross earnings, and therefore his taxable income. Apparently he is not paying any taxes though.

Apparently, why? It's apparent the leftists believe Republicans are guilty until proven innocent and Democrats are innocent until proven guilty.

If their candidate isn't formally charged under a friendly administration there was no wrong doing.

birth certificate.

 

[Onyx]

The truth about Trump is that he owns a bunch of very expensive buildings which produce very little money.

He would of been dead in the water if he did not resort to cheating and exploitation, which he has been notorious for in the past two decades.

It does not matter if his irresponsible and illegal businesses collapses again, because he will just file for his seventh bankruptcy and the taxpayers will be at his rescue once again. That is, if he does not save himself via profiting off the presidency.

Oh, and he has costed Americans a lot more than he has given to his employees, so the 10,000 jobs argument is irrelevant. He has been a leach draining from the economy since day one.

His existence is a parasite on honest and equitable capitalism. The roach could never be stamped out because he would contioniously lobby politicians in government to save his ass.

 

[NYcarbineer]

This is too funny. The same people who are now defending Trump possibly paying NO federal income tax for 20

years are those who endlessly rant about how even the poor should pay some amount of taxes,

for that 'skin in the game' thing? Eh?

The poor should have 'skin in the game', while the billionaire Trump should get off scot free...

 

[Skull Pilot]

The MSM and idiots galore are having an organism! Trump had according this article:

The Times, which hired tax experts to analyze the records, determined that “tax rules that are especially advantageous to wealthy filers would have allowed Mr. Trump to use his $916 million loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income over an 18-year period” -- more than $50 million a year.

Bombshell report on Trump taxes sends GOP nominee reeling

Now think just for a moment. Trump had according to the above "experts" then $50 million a year in
Taxable income to not pay taxes on! OH MY GOODNESS!!!

hmmm....
Let's see.. Assume Trump had businesses with total assets of $2 billion for those last 18 years.
And if Trump earned the average annual returns in long-term real estate investing vary by the area of concentration in the sector. Average 20-year returns in the commercial real estate slightly outperform the S&P 500 Index, running at around 9.5%.

Investopedia What average annual return is typical for a long term investment in the real estate sector?

HMMMMM...
Average real estate holdings of $2 billion over 18 years at 9.5% equals $190 million a year!
$190 million in ROI (for you dummies... Return on Investment) with operating expenses of 50%
leaves $95 million taxable income LESS the notorious $50 million TAX LOSS carry forward LEAVES
$45 million TAXABLE INCOME you idiots!


THAT IS IF HE COULD EVEN WRITE OFF $50 MILLION A YEAR IN LOSSES!

You don't seem to understand that people are not taxed on the appreciation of assets unless they monetize those assets (sell for a profit).

Obviously you think Trump just sat around for 18 years EARNED NO revenue off the properties is that right?
Let's see...
Donald Trump’s latest personal financial disclosure, made public on Wednesday morning, revealed surprising increases in revenue on some of his properties.
The Office of Government Ethics document, filed with the Federal Elections Committee, followed an announcement from Trump on Tuesday saying his new report would show he raked in $557 million of income since 2015. The disclosure, submitted annually by presidential candidates, covers a period of more than 12 months – from the first day of the preceding year, to the time the candidate files (January 2015 to May 2016, in this case).
Donald Trump Reports 50% Increase In Income, Staggering Uptick In Revenues From Select Properties
INCOME... not asset appreciation!

The post I comments on was not about revenue it specifically mentioned tha appreciation od realestate holdings and used that amount in a tax calculation

And if his deductions reduced his taxable income to zero then as far as the law is concerned he had no taxable income

It's not that difficult a concept

 

[Skull Pilot]

This is too funny. The same people who are now defending Trump possibly paying NO federal income tax for 20

years are those who endlessly rant about how even the poor should pay some amount of taxes,

for that 'skin in the game' thing? Eh?

The poor should have 'skin in the game', while the billionaire Trump should get off scot free...

And yet you don't think there should be a flat income tax but you whine about people using all the deductions and loopholes a flat tax would eliminate

 

[candycorn]

Trump just keeps getting dirtier and dirtier.

He said he would spend a billion dollars of his own money “if necessary”. Five weeks out, down by as many as 6 points in some nationwide polls and way behind in electoral votes…

Its pretty obvious he doesn’t have a billion to spend..otherwise he would have done it by now.

 

[mudwhistle]

The MSM and idiots galore are having an organism! Trump had according this article:

The Times, which hired tax experts to analyze the records, determined that “tax rules that are especially advantageous to wealthy filers would have allowed Mr. Trump to use his $916 million loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income over an 18-year period” -- more than $50 million a year.

Bombshell report on Trump taxes sends GOP nominee reeling

Now think just for a moment. Trump had according to the above "experts" then $50 million a year in
Taxable income to not pay taxes on! OH MY GOODNESS!!!

hmmm....
Let's see.. Assume Trump had businesses with total assets of $2 billion for those last 18 years.
And if Trump earned the average annual returns in long-term real estate investing vary by the area of concentration in the sector. Average 20-year returns in the commercial real estate slightly outperform the S&P 500 Index, running at around 9.5%.

Investopedia What average annual return is typical for a long term investment in the real estate sector?

HMMMMM...
Average real estate holdings of $2 billion over 18 years at 9.5% equals $190 million a year!
$190 million in ROI (for you dummies... Return on Investment) with operating expenses of 50%
leaves $95 million taxable income LESS the notorious $50 million TAX LOSS carry forward LEAVES
$45 million TAXABLE INCOME you idiots!


THAT IS IF HE COULD EVEN WRITE OFF $50 MILLION A YEAR IN LOSSES!

Why doesn't Trump release his tax returns and straighten this all out

What we do know......Trump the great businessman lost a billion dollars in just one year

He is now a serial moocher who refuses to pay taxes

Freeloader Donny

Why doesn't he release his returns?
Two reasons.

1. Because by-law he doesn't have to and his lawyers recommend that he doesn't.
2. If he releases them, it just gives the media more stuff to lie about.

 

[rightwinger]

The MSM and idiots galore are having an organism! Trump had according this article:

The Times, which hired tax experts to analyze the records, determined that “tax rules that are especially advantageous to wealthy filers would have allowed Mr. Trump to use his $916 million loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income over an 18-year period” -- more than $50 million a year.

Bombshell report on Trump taxes sends GOP nominee reeling

Now think just for a moment. Trump had according to the above "experts" then $50 million a year in
Taxable income to not pay taxes on! OH MY GOODNESS!!!

hmmm....
Let's see.. Assume Trump had businesses with total assets of $2 billion for those last 18 years.
And if Trump earned the average annual returns in long-term real estate investing vary by the area of concentration in the sector. Average 20-year returns in the commercial real estate slightly outperform the S&P 500 Index, running at around 9.5%.

Investopedia What average annual return is typical for a long term investment in the real estate sector?

HMMMMM...
Average real estate holdings of $2 billion over 18 years at 9.5% equals $190 million a year!
$190 million in ROI (for you dummies... Return on Investment) with operating expenses of 50%
leaves $95 million taxable income LESS the notorious $50 million TAX LOSS carry forward LEAVES
$45 million TAXABLE INCOME you idiots!


THAT IS IF HE COULD EVEN WRITE OFF $50 MILLION A YEAR IN LOSSES!

Why doesn't Trump release his tax returns and straighten this all out

What we do know......Trump the great businessman lost a billion dollars in just one year

He is now a serial moocher who refuses to pay taxes

Freeloader Donny

Why doesn't he release his returns?
Two reasons.

1. Because by-law he doesn't have to and his lawyers recommend that he doesn't.
2. If he releases them, it just gives the media more stuff to lie about.

Damned if he do......damned if he don't

 

[rightwinger]

Trump says we should vote for him because he is such a great businessman

A businessman who loses a billion dollars in just one year

 

[NYcarbineer]

This is too funny. The same people who are now defending Trump possibly paying NO federal income tax for 20

years are those who endlessly rant about how even the poor should pay some amount of taxes,

for that 'skin in the game' thing? Eh?

The poor should have 'skin in the game', while the billionaire Trump should get off scot free...

And yet you don't think there should be a flat income tax but you whine about people using all the deductions and loopholes a flat tax would eliminate

Your flat tax idea would have a person earning 20,000 a year in gross income pay 2000 in income tax. No, I don't think that's fair.

 

[Skull Pilot]

This is too funny. The same people who are now defending Trump possibly paying NO federal income tax for 20

years are those who endlessly rant about how even the poor should pay some amount of taxes,

for that 'skin in the game' thing? Eh?

The poor should have 'skin in the game', while the billionaire Trump should get off scot free...

And yet you don't think there should be a flat income tax but you whine about people using all the deductions and loopholes a flat tax would eliminate

Your flat tax idea would have a person earning 20,000 a year in gross income pay 2000 in income tax. No, I don't think that's fair.

So then stop your whining

 

[NYcarbineer]

I thought our corporate/business taxes were the highest in the world?

Zero is the highest? lol

 

[NYcarbineer]

This is too funny. The same people who are now defending Trump possibly paying NO federal income tax for 20

years are those who endlessly rant about how even the poor should pay some amount of taxes,

for that 'skin in the game' thing? Eh?

The poor should have 'skin in the game', while the billionaire Trump should get off scot free...

And yet you don't think there should be a flat income tax but you whine about people using all the deductions and loopholes a flat tax would eliminate

Your flat tax idea would have a person earning 20,000 a year in gross income pay 2000 in income tax. No, I don't think that's fair.

So then stop your whining

Stop your trolling.