Weisselberg Indicted

[bripat9643]

If it was fraud every time a taxpayer had a deduction disallowed, there would be 40 million people in prison.

Irrelevant. They arent charged with taking a bad deduction. You really don't know anything about any of this.

Yes, that's pretty much what they are charged with.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

If it was fraud every time a taxpayer had a deduction disallowed, there would be 40 million people in prison.

Irrelevant. They arent charged with taking a bad deduction. You really don't know anything about any of this.

Yes, that's pretty much what they are charged with.

False, and you are embarrassing yourself.

 

[Winco]

This is where you claim you never changed your story,

This is on you lil lady
Tell us where exactly "we changed our story."

Do it....
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You got shit you ******* loser.

I wasn't talking to you, Dumbass.

Please try to keep up.

Don’t care dumbass.
just tell us when We (all of us trump haters) changed our story.

******* Loser Nostra

 

[bripat9643]

If it was fraud every time a taxpayer had a deduction disallowed, there would be 40 million people in prison.

Irrelevant. They arent charged with taking a bad deduction. You really don't know anything about any of this.

Yes, that's pretty much what they are charged with.

False, and you are embarrassing yourself.

True. What's the diference between these charges and not declarig the interest on some trivial account I have?

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

If it was fraud every time a taxpayer had a deduction disallowed, there would be 40 million people in prison.

Irrelevant. They arent charged with taking a bad deduction. You really don't know anything about any of this.

Yes, that's pretty much what they are charged with.

False, and you are embarrassing yourself.

True. What's the diference between these charges and not declarig the interest on some trivial account I have?

Everything, as there is literally no similarity.

 

[colfax_m]

If it was fraud every time a taxpayer had a deduction disallowed, there would be 40 million people in prison.

It’s a crime when you knowingly hide $1.7 million in income from taxes.

That crime is called tax fraud.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

If it was fraud every time a taxpayer had a deduction disallowed, there would be 40 million people in prison.

Irrelevant. They arent charged with taking a bad deduction. You really don't know anything about any of this.

Yes, that's pretty much what they are charged with.

False, and you are embarrassing yourself.

True. What's the diference between these charges and not declarig the interest on some trivial account I have?

Think of it this way.

Your employer agrees to a contract with you to pay you $1 million per year.

Every quarter, the employer writes you a check for $200,000. He then meets you around back and pays you $50,000 in cash, so that this income is not reported on your W-2. The employer keeps a careful ledger of the cash in the back alley (detailing how it was given to you and subtracting it from your agreed compensation). Your boss then keeps a second set of books calling the expense something else entirely. The employer and the employee both evade taxes via fraud.

And this is only part of what Weisselberg is charged with.

 

[lennypartiv]

It’s a crime when you knowingly hide $1.7 million in income from taxes.
That crime is called tax fraud.

If Trump did something illegal why hasn't he been indicted?

 

[bripat9643]

If it was fraud every time a taxpayer had a deduction disallowed, there would be 40 million people in prison.

Irrelevant. They arent charged with taking a bad deduction. You really don't know anything about any of this.

Yes, that's pretty much what they are charged with.

False, and you are embarrassing yourself.

True. What's the diference between these charges and not declarig the interest on some trivial account I have?

Everything, as there is literally no similarity.

everything is similar, you lying dirt bag.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

everything is similar

So then you actually had no point.

Damn bri, you sure do say some stupid things.

 

[lantern2814]

Al Sharpton still refuses to speak to tax people.

Al Sharpton is a Racist.
Plain and Simple.
Dude I can't stand to watch/listen to.

He speaks to a very small audience.
Not Mine.
But just like trump.
trump is not my audience either.

No, Trump doesn’t owe millions in taxes to the IRS. Another fail.

 

[bripat9643]

If it was fraud every time a taxpayer had a deduction disallowed, there would be 40 million people in prison.

Irrelevant. They arent charged with taking a bad deduction. You really don't know anything about any of this.

Yes, that's pretty much what they are charged with.

False, and you are embarrassing yourself.

True. What's the diference between these charges and not declarig the interest on some trivial account I have?

Think of it this way.

Your employer agrees to a contract with you to pay you $1 million per year.

Every quarter, the employer writes you a check for $200,000. He then meets you around back and pays you $50,000 in cash, so that this income is not reported on your W-2. The employer keeps a careful ledger of the cash in the back alley (detailing how it was given to you and subtracting it from your agreed compensation). Your boss then keeps a second set of books calling the expense something else entirely. The employer and the employee both evade taxes via fraud.

And this is only part of what Weisselberg is charged with.

That isn't what happened, you lying weasel. Every dollar Trump paid out was reported.

 

[bripat9643]

everything is similar

So then you actually had no point.

Damn bri, you sure do say some stupid things.

I made my point, moron. You are simply too stupid to understand it.

 

[lantern2814]

Yeah, it is just $1.7 million in tax evasion. Its not like Weiselberg tried to pass a counterfit $20 or was selling individual cigarettes on a street corner.

Still a civil matter, not criminal. No matter how much you praise black criminals.

Leona Helmsley

Charges brought by one Rudolph W. Giuliani, then the U.S. attorney for Manhattan. Charges on which she was convicted — and served 18 months.

So let’s hear nothing, not a word, about the supposed unfairness of the indictment a New York state grand jury handed up on Thursday of the Trump Organization and its former chief financial officer on tax fraud charges, the details of which sound positively Helmsley-esque.
The “Queen of Mean” evaded $1.2 million in taxes by charging personal expenses, including renovations of her Connecticut estate, to the Helmsley hotel chain.

Shut up. Not the same thing LUSH. Keep flailing. As Trump keeps laughing at you as the penalty will be a fine. As is precedent. This is perks. Try to keep up.

LOL.."Shut up" LOL

"I don't want to hear bad things"...

No, you never want to hear the truth Lush. Trump been arrested yet?

You hoping?

Poor baby. Seek help.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

That isn't what happened

That is precisely what the indictment alleges. Funniest thing is, the morons kept two sets of books for prosecutors to find. You clearly know nothing about any of this. Just another cultist tantrum and attention begging.

 

[bripat9643]

If it was fraud every time a taxpayer had a deduction disallowed, there would be 40 million people in prison.

It’s a crime when you knowingly hide $1.7 million in income from taxes.

That crime is called tax fraud.

That assumes the $1.7 million is taxable. I'm not required to swallow your assumptions.

 

[Nostra]

This is where you claim you never changed your story,

This is on you lil lady
Tell us where exactly "we changed our story."

Do it....
Post #'s
Post Quotes.

You got shit you ******* loser.

I wasn't talking to you, Dumbass.

Please try to keep up.

Don’t care dumbass.
just tell us when We (all of us trump haters) changed our story.

******* Loser Nostra

Wasn't talking to you, dumbass.

Please try to keep up.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

That assumes the $1.7 million is taxable.

Do you understand why the prosecution claims it is taxable? They lay this out in detail in the indictment.

Of course you don't.

 

[bripat9643]

That assumes the $1.7 million is taxable.

Do you understand why the prosecution claims it is taxable? They lay this out in detail in the indictment.

Of course you don't.

Please quote where it explains.

 

[lantern2814]

course not. You are perfectly aware that colfax is a congenital liar.

Actually, i waa talking about the goofy thing you said. It's quoted.

Yes they are crimes. And if the prosecution can prove the asserted facts in the indictment, Weisselberg is in big trouble.

Nope, idiot. Punishable by a fine.