Trump’s $50 Million Mystery Debt Looks Like ‘Tax Evasion’

by Rock-n-roll-Kevin

27 comments
  1. Well, now he is gonna need to find another $83.3 million somewhere.

  2. It seems the Manchurian Cantaloupe has at least one thing in common with Alphonse Gabriel Capone after all.

    Edit to add: possibly two things, if the rumors of neurosyphilis have any weight.

  3. > “It appears that Trump knowingly and intentionally broke the law. The only question is how many laws.”

    All of them

  4. Throw it on the pile. We’ll get to it sooner or later.

  5. I sincerely doubt any rich person made his/her money legally and ethically. There is a skeleton somewhere.

  6. Didn’t Enron bury its debt by dumping it into shell companies? This seems like the opposite where Trump dumped tax liability by taking out a loan from his own shell company. Both deceptions but both satisfying a financial objective.

  7. Al Capone got away with murder but he couldn’t get away with from tax evasion but with this current GOP, you could get away with anything.

  8. Is there a way to file a complaint to the IRS about a potential tax fraud allegation?

    Asking for a friend.

  9. Between this and the Candyman story things are getting flat out hilarious

  10. Yup, that’s America.

    A place where a big time grifter can brag publicly that he’s committing tax fraud and then get maybe dinged with it eight years later….maybe….

  11. Incredible reporting and work by the monitor to find this. Sounds like out and out intentional tax fraud.

  12. They’ll get to this trial in 2028. While Trump is the nominee again, after losing to Joe Biden in 2020 and 2024.

    And in his tax trial, somehow the words of Judge Kaplan in the E. Jean Carroll trial will come into play:

    “Mr. Trump in fact sexually abused Ms. Carroll by forcibly inserting his fingers into her vagina.”

  13. This dude is as crooked as they come. How in the world he has gotten away with this for so long is beyond me. Has he ever had any legitimate business dealings? Lock him up.

  14. Reminds me of Steve Martin.

    “How to be a millionaire, and pay no taxes. First, get a million dollars. Then when the IRS comes and says ‘how come you have a million dollars and have never paid taxes?’ You say.. “I forgot”

  15. It looks open and shut.

    > Martin Lobel, a prominent Washington, D.C., tax lawyer who also spoke to Mother Jones for the 2019 report, said that the new information appears to confirm the tax fraud hypothesis.
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    > “It would appear, assuming Judge Jones’ letter is accurate, that this amounts to tax evasion,” Lobel told The Daily Beast.
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    > “This explains why the Republicans have been so intent on cutting the IRS’s budget,” he said, “because they don’t want it to be able to audit transactions like this.”
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    > Martin Sheil, former special criminal investigative agent for the Internal Revenue Service, also told The Daily Beast that the letter suggests a tax dodge.

  16. >(While many real estate investors and developers ate crow in the 2008 crash, Trump managed to dodge the worst of it—thanks, in part, to Russian oligarch and fertilizer king Dmitry Rybolovlev, who bought a Palm Beach mansion off of Trump for $95 million that July. Trump had paid $41 million for the place four years earlier, and netted $54 million in the deal.)

  17. Yet when I put a number in the wrong box, I have the IRS up my ass.

  18. What’s the over / under on Dummy being in jail before the election?

  19. This is the tip of the iceberg. This is why the republicans are always fighting to cut funding to the IRS. Without effective investigations and enforcement the rich will continue to pull shady shit all day and night.

  20. You take the red pill, you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.

  21. Ah, tax evasion. Sir the IRS are here to collect, everything. This is how you lose it all.

  22. It will be the icing on the cake if they can get him for all the tax evasion he’s done over the years.

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