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When bear **** in woods, Uses no tp
Oh so you might be a cousin then huh?
When bear **** in woods, Uses no tp
Is he Seneca? If not, I doubt it.
https://thehill.com/policy/finance/...nothing-in-taxes-thanks-to-business-tax-break
Jared Kushner, a senior White House adviser and President Trump’s son-in-law, appears to have dramatically reduced his tax bills in recent years by using a legal tax break known as depreciation, according to The New York Times.
Kushner is worth more than $300 million and has earned millions off his family’s real-estate holdings but has paid little in taxes, the Times reported Saturday after obtaining confidential financial documents.
The report concluded that he appeared to have paid almost no federal income taxes for several years running.
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This is one way the rich get richer.
Neither did Hillary Clinton, go chew on that one. :lamo
Actually, they just changed the law..... to be far more favorable to real estate owners and developers. Its good/profitable to be the king.
I try to stay away from whataboutism. It's bad for my health.
What point are you trying to make? Are you jealous?
https://thehill.com/policy/finance/...nothing-in-taxes-thanks-to-business-tax-break
Jared Kushner, a senior White House adviser and President Trump’s son-in-law, appears to have dramatically reduced his tax bills in recent years by using a legal tax break known as depreciation, according to The New York Times.
Kushner is worth more than $300 million and has earned millions off his family’s real-estate holdings but has paid little in taxes, the Times reported Saturday after obtaining confidential financial documents.
The report concluded that he appeared to have paid almost no federal income taxes for several years running.
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This is one way the rich get richer.
https://thehill.com/policy/finance/...nothing-in-taxes-thanks-to-business-tax-break
Jared Kushner, a senior White House adviser and President Trump’s son-in-law, appears to have dramatically reduced his tax bills in recent years by using a legal tax break known as depreciation, according to The New York Times.
Kushner is worth more than $300 million and has earned millions off his family’s real-estate holdings but has paid little in taxes, the Times reported Saturday after obtaining confidential financial documents.
The report concluded that he appeared to have paid almost no federal income taxes for several years running.
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This is one way the rich get richer.
Complaining that someone who is worth $300 million has never paid taxes isn't jealousy, it's outrage that the laws, written by Congress indebted to the rich, rig the tax code in their favor.What point are you trying to make? Are you jealous?
That's only because the tax-law was written that way due to the influence of wealthy real estate moguls. Nobody can honestly claim that a Manhattan residential building should be depreciated while the value of that same building rises each year. The moguls want it both ways -- they want to depreciate the building asset while also benefiting from the appreciation of the same asset.How ****ing stupid can all you liberals be? Everything gets depreciated yearly.
https://thehill.com/policy/finance/...nothing-in-taxes-thanks-to-business-tax-break
Jared Kushner, a senior White House adviser and President Trump’s son-in-law, appears to have dramatically reduced his tax bills in recent years by using a legal tax break known as depreciation, according to The New York Times.
Kushner is worth more than $300 million and has earned millions off his family’s real-estate holdings but has paid little in taxes, the Times reported Saturday after obtaining confidential financial documents.
The report concluded that he appeared to have paid almost no federal income taxes for several years running.
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This is one way the rich get richer.
Why do feel a need to shill for the rich, who pay lobbyists and lawyers to do represent their interests? Even you must see the unfairness of rich people paying no taxes, while working people struggle and must pay their taxes.upsideguy said:Actually, they just changed the law..... to be far more favorable to real estate owners and developers. Its (sic) good/profitable to be the king.It's great to live in a free country.
I've never studied tax law or economics but in most urban areas the value of real estate & commercial properties appreciates, or gains in value, over time. Unless you're living in a near-ghost town in the Midwest, your investments are going to increase in value over time, not depreciate, or decrease in value, over time. So why should Kushner, who sits on hundreds of millions of dollar in real estate, benefit on his taxes when his properties are only becoming more valuable? There's something out of whack here.
You don't understand the laws but are sure something is amiss.....
Argument from Incredulity....
One question
Did he break the law, or follow it?
...with liberty and justice for all, and special treatment for some. Gotta love it. We have the government we deserve.
If you say so: The rich property owners who make the gains pay less taxes than everyone else. Must be great to be a RED.
No. He took advantage of tax laws written by REDS to benefit REDS. Nothing wrong here?
No. He took advantage of tax laws written by REDS to benefit REDS. Nothing wrong here?
Depreciation on assets has been going on for decades...
Is it that THIS person used deductions that bothers you?
TRANSLATION : He legally used accepted deductions.
https://thehill.com/policy/finance/...nothing-in-taxes-thanks-to-business-tax-break
Jared Kushner, a senior White House adviser and President Trump’s son-in-law, appears to have dramatically reduced his tax bills in recent years by using a legal tax break known as depreciation, according to The New York Times.
Kushner is worth more than $300 million and has earned millions off his family’s real-estate holdings but has paid little in taxes, the Times reported Saturday after obtaining confidential financial documents.
The report concluded that he appeared to have paid almost no federal income taxes for several years running.
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This is one way the rich get richer.
No. What bothers me is that the laws make sense only to the rich.