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originally posted by: fencesitter85
originally posted by: diggindirt
originally posted by: windword
a reply to: Arnie123
Personally, I don't care about how much Trump paid in taxes any given year. What I am interested in is if he's making money from, or owing to, foreign governments, and if those financial ties or debts could compromise his ability to govern and make decisions based on what's good for the American people, rather than his family business, his business partners or foreign governments he may be indebted to.
And when he turns over his tax returns you'll then begin demanding to see his those of his children, then of his present and former employees....you won't stop. Get a clue---his tax returns are none of your business, any more than your tax returns are any of his business. You don't have the right to see his tax returns.
Richard Nixon started this charade. Trump is ending it. It's a good thing to acknowledge that the right of privacy still exists.
He's tax returns are absolutely the business of those who voted for him based on mountains of promises about draining the swamp, and making things fair for all. Then he's selling property to Russians at massively inflated prices, and this isn't our business? Or course it is.
Literally the only reason not to release them, is to hide things. Absolutely no debating that. 'Well it's not a legal requirement so why should I' smacks of guilt to anyone not following blindly. If he has nothing to hide then this would be the easiest way to put the issue to bed. But I sincerely doubt he has nothing to hide.
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: hounddoghowlie
That means the IRS can't share your info.
They got the returns in the mail.
They didn't ask for it it was given to them.
originally posted by: windword
a reply to: Arnie123
Personally, I don't care about how much Trump paid in taxes any given year. What I am interested in is if he's making money from, or owing to, foreign governments, and if those financial ties or debts could compromise his ability to govern and make decisions based on what's good for the American people, rather than his family business, his business partners or foreign governments he may be indebted to.
originally posted by: Grambler
Classic leftist mindset being displayed here.
Many people were so pleased they got thi return. Maddie herself had hours to examine them. She hyped it, made conspiracy theories for an hour, and shoes the returns.
When it doesn't turn out as she and some other leftists wanted, instead of taking blame for their stupidity, they immediately jump to another conspiracy that trump leaked them on purpose.
Nothing is ever these people's fault. Just like the election, it has to be a conspiracy if they lose, it can't be that they're just not as smart or popular as they thought.
Confidentiality rules apply to all information the IRS has about your tax return, whether that information comes from you or from some other source. Unless allowed by law, an IRS employee cannot tell someone whether you even filed a tax return, let alone what is in your return or whether the IRS may be acting upon it in some way.
September 1997 FS-97-12 CONFIDENTIALITY OF TAX RETURN INFORMATION
Confidentiality rules apply to all information the IRS has about your tax return, whether that information comes from you or from some other source. Unless allowed by law, an IRS employee cannot tell someone whether you even filed a tax return, let alone what is in your return or whether the IRS may be acting upon it in some way.
September 1997 FS-97-12 CONFIDENTIALITY OF TAX RETURN INFORMATION