They dun hog-rassedled that snipe yet?

Some of these people are just beyond description in their ignorance. Feigned or not.

(07-01-2021 01:56 PM)450bench Wrote:  $1.7 million? Over how long? 15 + years?

Damn, commietom, that’s probably only slightly better than those Ginsu knives and gift cards to Smoothie King you got…

And the reality is the issue in question probably hinges on differing opinions related to how something should be treated under the tax code rather than some sort of criminal behavior.

Lmao the law and order peeps no longer care about law and order. It would be sad but it’s expected. Charges are brought and some of you idiots want to talk about hunter. Simple minds see simple solutions.

Sad but expected

(07-02-2021 02:38 AM)gobluebigjon Wrote:  Lmao the law and order peeps no longer care about law and order. It would be sad but it’s expected. Charges are brought and some of you idiots want to talk about hunter. Simple minds see simple solutions.

Sad but expected

They don't care about law and order. They just wanted to weaponize law enforcement to hurt minorities and other people that they hate.

(07-02-2021 02:48 AM)Red Dragon Coog Wrote:  

(07-02-2021 02:38 AM)gobluebigjon Wrote:  Lmao the law and order peeps no longer care about law and order. It would be sad but it’s expected. Charges are brought and some of you idiots want to talk about hunter. Simple minds see simple solutions.

Sad but expected

They don't care about law and order. They just wanted to weaponize law enforcement to hurt minorities and other people that they hate.

I won’t go that far but these are the same people who loved the patriot act. Sad but expected

(07-02-2021 02:48 AM)Red Dragon Coog Wrote:  

(07-02-2021 02:38 AM)gobluebigjon Wrote:  Lmao the law and order peeps no longer care about law and order. It would be sad but it’s expected. Charges are brought and some of you idiots want to talk about hunter. Simple minds see simple solutions.

Sad but expected

They don't care about law and order. They just wanted to weaponize law enforcement to hurt minorities and other people that they hate.

So what have we learned about our latest loon? We can see here that he has nothing but talking points, not an original idea or opinion in his head. IOW's he's just like the rest of the loons here.

(07-02-2021 05:17 AM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  

(07-02-2021 02:48 AM)Red Dragon Coog Wrote:  

(07-02-2021 02:38 AM)gobluebigjon Wrote:  Lmao the law and order peeps no longer care about law and order. It would be sad but it’s expected. Charges are brought and some of you idiots want to talk about hunter. Simple minds see simple solutions.

Sad but expected

They don't care about law and order. They just wanted to weaponize law enforcement to hurt minorities and other people that they hate.

So what have we learned about our latest loon? We can see here that he has nothing but talking points, not an original idea or opinion in his head.

Like looking in the mirror, huh?

Some key points and questions.

1. Yes, these are indictments.
2. Yes, it's criminal. (See Leona Helmsley)
3. The investigation is ongoing.
4. No, this is not how every corporation works. At least not ones who don't want to commit tax fraud.
5. No, it was not a lot of money, likely around $100,000 a year for a guy making just under a million a year.
6. One of the charges were for altering financial records...you know...cooking the books. So, not just a case of taking a company stamp.

But there are some important questions here. Mainly, why? Why not just give the guy a raise so he doesn't have to allegedly come up with these illegal schemes to get extra money each year?
WHY WOULD ALLEN WEISSELBERG TOLERATE HAVING TO CHEAT ON HIS TAXES RATHER THAN GETTING A RAISE?

Also, since this is ongoing, we don't know who else might be involved. The NYT reported late last year that Ivanka was being paid consulting fees while she was also getting a salary. Was this a similar arrangement? Who else might have been benefitting?

Finally, here's an interesting thread that details how this could cause huge implications for trump. And it also points to some of the other theories over the years as to his loans being obtained with cooked books, etc.

And before any of you go there, I'm not even entertaining the thought that this will touch trump at all. He's a cockroach. He's not the sharpest tool, but he's proven he knows how to survive and protect himself.

A glorified parking ticket for a business, so that they wouldn't leave empty-handed. That's all this is.

(07-02-2021 07:39 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Some key points and questions.

1. Yes, these are indictments.
2. Yes, it's criminal. (See Leona Helmsley)
3. The investigation is ongoing.
4. No, this is not how every corporation works. At least not ones who don't want to commit tax fraud.
5. No, it was not a lot of money, likely around $100,000 a year for a guy making just under a million a year.
6. One of the charges were for altering financial records...you know...cooking the books. So, not just a case of taking a company stamp.

But there are some important questions here. Mainly, why? Why not just give the guy a raise so he doesn't have to allegedly come up with these illegal schemes to get extra money each year?
WHY WOULD ALLEN WEISSELBERG TOLERATE HAVING TO CHEAT ON HIS TAXES RATHER THAN GETTING A RAISE?

Also, since this is ongoing, we don't know who else might be involved. The NYT reported late last year that Ivanka was being paid consulting fees while she was also getting a salary. Was this a similar arrangement? Who else might have been benefitting?

Finally, here's an interesting thread that details how this could cause huge implications for trump. And it also points to some of the other theories over the years as to his loans being obtained with cooked books, etc.

And before any of you go there, I'm not even entertaining the thought that this will touch trump at all. He's a cockroach. He's not the sharpest tool, but he's proven he knows how to survive and protect himself.

Buckle up.

(07-02-2021 08:21 AM)ECUGrad07 Wrote:  A glorified parking ticket for a business, so that they wouldn't leave empty-handed. That's all this is.

So Weisselberg plead guilty then, paid a small fine, kept his passport and told his legal team thanks and this all ended then, right?



Look, I get it...this may not be much and probably won't hurt trump at all...but you really need stop pretending like this is just some rounding error that every company misses. What's alleged is nothing of the sort and certainly not normal business practice in any credible company.

It's not much if the CFO keeps his mouth shut and just takes the time like a man.

(07-02-2021 08:35 AM)fsquid Wrote:  It's not much if the CFO keeps his mouth shut and just takes the time like a man.

Yeah...if this is what is alleged, he likely will. His punishment, if any, probably won't be all that much.

There's also an unindicted co-conspirator named in the indictment. Most assume this is the controller. He might not be as loyal.

Additionally, you have the family of Weisselberg and others that might not be as loyal either.

Time will tell as this is still an ongoing investigation.

(07-02-2021 08:48 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(07-02-2021 08:35 AM)fsquid Wrote:  It's not much if the CFO keeps his mouth shut and just takes the time like a man.

Yeah...if this is what is alleged, he likely will. His punishment, if any, probably won't be all that much.

There's also an unindicted co-conspirator named in the indictment. Most assume this is the controller. He might not be as loyal.

Additionally, you have the family of Weisselberg and others that might not as loyal either.

Time will tell as this is still an ongoing investigation.

My, my commietom is an expert on EVERY subject.

(07-02-2021 09:01 AM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  My, my commietom is an expert on EVERY subject.

No, not even close. But my degree is in accounting and I've been working with taxes since the early 90's in a couple CPA offices and with a tax software developer for the last 20+.

That being said, there's plenty of credible reporting on this that you can read to get a rudimentary understand of this.

And I even posted one article from an extreme liberal source questioning why...asking why would Weisselberg need to do this. He was making plenty of money and what he allegedly broke the law for, wasn't really for that much more money to him.

I'm by NO means saying the guy is guilty or that trump was in anyway pulling the strings here.

I'm only pointing out what should be obvious to anyone with a functioning brain. 1) This is not the normal practice in legitimates businesses, and 2) This is not the same as using the company printer to print off a personal flyer.

Nobody cares

(07-02-2021 08:35 AM)fsquid Wrote:  It's not much if the CFO keeps his mouth shut and just takes the time like a man.

They have been investigating this for a long time, if they cant find anything more than this.... there isnt anything to spill.



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(07-02-2021 09:28 AM)maximus Wrote:  

(07-02-2021 08:35 AM)fsquid Wrote:  It's not much if the CFO keeps his mouth shut and just takes the time like a man.

They have been investigating this for a long time, if they cant find anything more than this.... there isnt anything to spill.



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Certainly if no one is being cooperative. That's the only reason for this.

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(07-02-2021 08:48 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(07-02-2021 08:35 AM)fsquid Wrote:  It's not much if the CFO keeps his mouth shut and just takes the time like a man.

Yeah...if this is what is alleged, he likely will. His punishment, if any, probably won't be all that much.

There's also an unindicted co-conspirator named in the indictment. Most assume this is the controller. He might not be as loyal.

Additionally, you have the family of Weisselberg and others that might not be as loyal either.

Time will tell as this is still an ongoing investigation.

You liberal idiots are as insane as they come. You are actually proposing that DJT and an employee sat around strategizing how the employee could avoid a really small sum of taxes. How absurd.