Hunter Biden to plead guilty to federal criminal tax charges

a reply to: DBCowboy

Limited hang-out. Old play that we knew was coming. Well in front of the election. DoJ may be finished, but Congress isn't.

Devon Archer coming up to the plate. Will he punt? Maybe his postponement was because of this plea deal in the works?

More to be revealed.

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

I've got the words of a former US Attorney.

Source

a reply to: Threadbare

I saw nothing at that link to substantiate your claim that I challenged. I didn't even see the statement by a former US Attorney that you claim in your post. I'd bet there are thousands of former US attorneys running about looking to weigh in, like all those former intelligence officials....

a reply to: Threadbare

Apparently there is still some thread of hope that due process is going on in the American system.

I imagine that, eventually, criminals will be prosecuted for their crimes, regardless of their political affinity, and on the basis of evidence, rather than insinuation.

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Penalties for Civil Tax Fraud

You will probably never face criminal fraud penalties. At least 98% of the time, the IRS punishes fraud with civil penalties—fines of 75% added to the tax due.

taxattorneydaily.com...

a reply to: WeDemBoyz

And if you are unemployed?

What is Hunters source of income now?

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
a reply to: DBCowboy

Limited hang-out. Old play that we knew was coming. Well in front of the election. DoJ may be finished, but Congress isn't.

Devon Archer coming up to the plate. Will he punt? Maybe his postponement was because of this plea deal in the works?

More to be revealed.

Congress has neither teeth not testicles, there will be harsh language and shock and pounding of fists.

"He is in a state of depression and life is worthless – a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing."
Macbeth

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Link is fixed now.

There's also this article the Washington Post did based on data they received from the DOJ.

Source

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Don't know, don't care. It's none of my business. I simply don't have the time, nor the inclination, to worry about the personal finances of another private citizen.

If it's something nefarious, then let the proper authorities investigate it, charge him and and dish out the appropriate punishment upon his conviction.

a reply to: Turquosie


"I don't know if it's a two-tier justice system. I feel like that's a term the right-wing media is throwing out there a lot. It's always been a justice system that favors the rich and powerful in many cases."


Say what?????????????????????


You don't know if its a two-tier justice system.


"It's always been a justice system that favors the rich and powerful in many cases"


Then you point out exactly why people believe its a two-tiered system.



Good job!

originally posted by: DBCowboy
I'm just shocked that there isn't more celebration and "In your FACE" type stuff from the left.

They really managed this well.

They won.

Congrats!

As a card-carrying member of The Evil Left™ I'm sure I speak for all us who are working ceaselessly in secret to divide and degrade this once-great country of ours when I say we humbly accept your congratulations.

Most people don't realize how hard it is to pull off a conspiracy like this, but tonight we're going to take some well-earned time off and kick back at the local Hillary Clinton pizza parlor for a little recreational pedophilia. Extra rations of Adrenochrome all around.

a reply to: 1947boomer

You’re my dads age. You’ve got nothing but time. But you were just a useful idiot. Don’t take too much credit.

originally posted by: 1947boomer

originally posted by: DBCowboy
I'm just shocked that there isn't more celebration and "In your FACE" type stuff from the left.

They really managed this well.

They won.

Congrats!

As a card-carrying member of The Evil Left™ I'm sure I speak for all us who are working ceaselessly in secret to divide and degrade this once-great country of ours when I say we humbly accept your congratulations.

Most people don't realize how hard it is to pull off a conspiracy like this, but tonight we're going to take some well-earned time off and kick back at the local Hillary Clinton pizza parlor for a little recreational pedophilia. Extra rations of Adrenochrome all around.

I know you meant your post sarcastically, sadly there is more truth there than in any other of your posts.

a reply to: Threadbare

Well isn't that interesting. WaPo admits that the progressive left is full of crap about wanting more gun laws when they arent even enforcing gun laws already on the books. Hunters offense in this arena could have been up to 10 years. But nobody else goes to jail either?

So next time the progressives demand more gun laws, I'm going to show them your source! Thank you!

a reply to: WeDemBoyz

Im seriously asking the room what happens if a person is unemployed but yet owes hundreds of thousands in back taxes and accumulating interest daily.

I pity his wife. Didn't she just marry a huge tax debt?

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
a reply to: WeDemBoyz

Im seriously asking the room what happens if a person is unemployed but yet owes hundreds of thousands in back taxes and accumulating interest daily.

I pity his wife. Didn't she just marry a huge tax debt?

It's called Tax Evasion.

Which isa felony and punishable by several years in prison.

What the DoJ did, was file charges for "Not Filing Taxes". Which is a misdemeanor and payable by a fine.

Hunter did pay the taxes back. Just for some context.

March 17, 2022

Hunter Biden paid off a tax liability of over $1 million a year after he announced he was under investigation for defrauding the IRS — but he could still face charges in the wide-ranging federal probe, a new report said.

The up-to-date tax bill could make it harder for prosecutors to convict President Joe Biden’s 52-year-old son however, and hinder their ability to win a lengthy sentence if he was convicted, according to The New York Times.

Link


Kind of seems like if you comply with a government request and do what they ask instead of fight them, it goes a bit smoother for you.

a reply to: frogs453

Did he just forget?

I forget stuff sometimes.

My wife will send me to the store and if she doesn't give me a list I'll forget things like eggs or maybe lunch meat. That sort of thing.

I mean, forgetting to pay 1 million dollars is just like forgetting to get ham slices at the store.

He should have had a list.

It helped me.

a reply to: DBCowboy


Who knows. He's certainly not the first or last well known person to end up owing back taxes.

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: DBCowboy


Who knows. He's certainly not the first or last well known person to end up owing back taxes.

Yeah, ask Wesley Snipes about that.

He should have had a list or a daddy that was president.