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Oops! Charlie forgot this $1m house

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But, whats new, a dem cheating on his taxes while at the same time wanting to raise ours.:(
 
Any other sources? The source you posted is spamming me with pop-ups and is crashing my browser.
 
Link
OOPS! CHARLIE FORGOT THIS $1M HOUSE - New York Post

ROFLMBO obviously nothing will be done to this character by either the IRS or (sic) the Ethics Committee of the Senate.

Dude needs to either go to jail or pay his back taxes with penalties in a timely manner if this is true. Second, though, the Dems have passed THE largest tax breaks in history to the middle class. Sorry, but your assumption that they have raised taxes is a talking point based in fantasy. When tax time comes this next year, you will pay out less than you did before.
 
Dude needs to either go to jail or pay his back taxes with penalties in a timely manner if this is true. Second, though, the Dems have passed THE largest tax breaks in history to the middle class.

They most certainly have not.
 
From the link.

WASHINGTON -- Rep. Charles Rangel failed to report as much as $1.3 million in outside income -- including up to $1 million for a Harlem building sale -- on financial-disclosure forms he filed between 2002 and 2006, according to newly amended records.
 
Rangel is such a ****ing scumbag. I can't wait until this asshole gets indicted/resigns.
 
They most certainly have not.

Come come, now. Anyone too poor to pay taxes is considered to be middle class in the eyes of a liberal, I-I mean, in the eyes of a "intellectual". :roll: In that case, he would be absolutely right.
 
While I'm willing to give people the benefit of the doubt for relatively small amounts dependent upon the classification or complicated transactions, this is pretty ridiculous:

One of those deals he did include as a transaction on his original disclosure was the sale of the brownstone on West 132nd Street.

But in the same report, Rangel failed to include proceeds from that sale as outside income.

How do you include the transaction yet not include in it income?

Normally, I'm thinking evasion, but with that in mind, it's just downright stupidity.
 
While I'm willing to give people the benefit of the doubt for relatively small amounts dependent upon the classification or complicated transactions, this is pretty ridiculous:



How do you include the transaction yet not include in it income?

Normally, I'm thinking evasion, but with that in mind, it's just downright stupidity.

This is awesome. I'm literally giddy at the thought of this guy going to jail after the **** he's gotten away with.
 
This is awesome. I'm literally giddy at the thought of this guy going to jail after the **** he's gotten away with.

If you're stupid enough to put the transaction down in your disclosures but not in your other income, you deserve to go to jail. In the real world, you hide it entirely, or disclose it entirely, or disclose enough so that the IRS doesn't get suspicious. What kind of moron discloses it and then doesn't put it on income? And house sales are public record on most state website's so hiding that is exceptionally difficult.
 
Almost always when I forget to report a million or so property it's because I haven't used it in a long time. You forget!
 
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