Trump's Taxes

[BowlBrother85]

But they are responsible when Trump defaults, as he was on the verge of in 2008. If they did in fact underwrite his loans.

Ok, so they aren't responsible according to BB.

Depends on the institution.

 

[McDad]

But they are responsible when Trump defaults, as he was on the verge of in 2008. If they did in fact underwrite his loans.

Ok, so they aren't responsible according to BB.

That is my understanding.

I don't consider DB a "middle man" in that scenario.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

It will hurt him by giving that 3-4% of undecided voters from going over to him.

You hope.

 

[titansvolsfaninga]

The Clinton Foundation is not under criminal investigation. The only foundation that I know was under investigation was the trump foundation, and that foundation had to pay a $2MM settlement.

 

[McDad]

Depends on the institution.

I know this is a bit off track. But why would a lender pay a fee to an underwriter to assess the risk but not be on the hook if the loan defaults? That doesn't make sense to me.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

I'd hire his accountants if they would save me more than they cost. You would too and you are FOS if you say you wouldn't.

 

[Mick]

That is my understanding.

I don't consider DB a "middle man" in that scenario.

They have a history of acting as a middle man.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

If anything, his critics have given him too much credit for a business acumen. Trump is running a paper empire of secured debt.

Fits right in in DC I would say.

 

[Sandman 423]

What I'm reading is that if she's already an employee of the Trump Org receiving a salary for the very same work that she's being paid for as a consultant, there's a gift tax issue. The consultant fee was in reality a taxable gift instead of a deductable business expense.

She was paid trough a consulting firm she co-owned.

 

[golfballs]

 

[Sandman 423]

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So are you saying, Yes Hunter has been some really shady sh8t, but so is Ivanka?

 

[McDad]

They have a history of acting as a middle man.

And I have a history of acting like a clown. But I'm not in this instance.
The arrangement as you have outlined doesn't sound like middle manning to me. Everything feels about as a solid as Grumors.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

But you support globalism which was code name for offshoring profits for tax purposes because your fellow dems couldn't get enough of business taxes and corporations finally revolted ... and bolted.

The left will NEVER understand that or acknowledge that it happens.

 

[BowlBrother85]

I know this is a bit off track. But why would a lender pay a fee to an underwriter to assess the risk but not be on the hook if the loan defaults? That doesn't make sense to me.

You are talking about a third party underwriter? Such as a mortgage loan pool insurer who underwrites a mortgage loan prior to the purchase? They would be on the hook if the loan defaults. I may have misunderstood you earlier.

 

[AirVol]

Taxes taxes taxes, same ole sh!t from the 2016 playbook. Dims are desperate and will never learn. Didn’t work then, ain’t gonna work now.

 

[evillawyer]

I hope Joe uses this line tomorrow night

 

[volbeast33]

You are talking about a third party underwriter? Such as a mortgage loan pool insurer who underwrites a mortgage loan prior to the purchase? They would be on the hook if the loan defaults. I may have misunderstood you earlier.

Where did the info that it had a Russian underwrite come from?

 

[volbeast33]

I hope Joe uses this line tomorrow night

Every single one of us that is married has

 

[McDad]

You are talking about a third party underwriter? Such as a mortgage loan pool insurer who underwrites a mortgage loan prior to the purchase? They would be on the hook if the loan defaults. I may have misunderstood you earlier.

I am only familiar with underwriting for real estate mortgages and insurance policies.
I never considered it before, but it makes sense underwriting exists for other loans. Is there an type of underwriting which isn't liable for default by the borrow?

 

[Septic]

So are you saying, Yes Hunter has been some really shady sh8t, but so is Ivanka?

uh, yeah.

Still fascinates me when I see people truly bought into the fact that the Trumps are wholesome, morally centered patriots that are simply being unreasonably and unfairly persecuted.

 

[Mick]

And I have a history of acting like a clown. But I'm not in this instance.
The arrangement as you have outlined doesn't sound like middle manning to me. Everything feels about as a solid as Grumors.

Trump not paying taxes for the many years leading up to his impending default in 2008 and after, one could reasonably assume someone helped Trump out. Following the money takes time especially with a Trump DOJ leading the charge.

 

[BowlBrother85]

Where did the info that it had a Russian underwrite come from?

That Val guy... the FBI informant.

 

[volbeast33]

uh, yeah.

Still fascinates me when I see people truly bought into the fact that the Trumps are wholesome, morally centered patriots that are simply being unreasonably and unfairly persecuted.

Both can be true.... they are not wholesome, morally centered patriots and they are being unreasonably and unfairly persecuted

 

[Rifleman]

I hope Joe uses this line tomorrow night

Trump was paying to hide his affair from voters, though, not sex.

From what we are learning, it appears to be the only good investment he’s ever made.

 

[volbeast33]

That Val guy... the FBI informant.

So the opioid addict, North Korean hacker, credit card theft guy that had no first hand knowledge of the situation..... was it written in the documents he had from his father?