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Looks like he paid 36.5 million in taxes, at least for one year. Not sure why this year was released.


Originally posted by Eladar
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Looks like he paid 36.5 million in taxes, at least for one year. Not sure why this year was released.
The data was available.
The question is who leaked it and what exactly was the Intention. And probably we won't know.


Impeach him!! Impeach him!! Impeach him!!

Wait, did he pay his taxes correctly?


Originally posted by Eladar
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_TRUMP_TAXES?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2017-03-14-21-34-53

Looks like he paid 36.5 million in taxes, at least for one year. Not sure why this year was released.
Probably a good year.....be interested to know if another is released showing where he was getting finance from, given his previous return that showed a 1 billion loss that gave him many tax free years to tread water, where due to his fiscal volatility, no US lender would give him any money.


Originally posted by Eladar
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Looks like he paid 36.5 million in taxes, at least for one year. Not sure why this year was released.
He paid 37 million taxes over a 150 million income.
That's like... uh... a certain percentage, isn't it?

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Originally posted by shavixmir
He paid 37 million taxes over a 150 million income.
That's like... uh... a certain percentage, isn't it?
roughly 25%


Originally posted by Ponderable
roughly 25%
Really? I pay 38% taxes... and I don't earn anything like that.
In fact, my pay is so low I presume I'm a slave or something.

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Originally posted by shavixmir
Really? I pay 38% taxes... and I don't earn anything like that.
In fact, my pay is so low I presume I'm a slave or something.
In Germany you pay from 22 to 46 % tax for work, but only 25% for capital gains. Probably the same in the Netherlans and the USA.

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Long term capital gains are up to 20%. Short term capital gains are taxed like regular income.


Originally posted by Ponderable
In Germany you pay from 22 to 46 % tax for work, but only 25% for capital gains. Probably the same in the Netherlans and the USA.
You mean in Europe they give rich people a lower tax rate than poor working people?

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Originally posted by Eladar
You mean in Europe they give rich people a lower tax rate than poor working people?
Yes.

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Originally posted by shavixmir
Really? I pay 38% taxes... and I don't earn anything like that.
In fact, my pay is so low I presume I'm a slave or something.
But some of that is your health insurance and education budget.


Originally posted by twhitehead
But some of that is your health insurance and education budget.
No. In Germany Health insurtance is health insurance and taxes are taxes. Education goes from taxes.


Originally posted by Ponderable
No. In Germany Health insurtance is health insurance and taxes are taxes. Education goes from taxes.
So government healthcare is not funded by taxes in Germany?


Originally posted by shavixmir
Really? I pay 38% taxes... and I don't earn anything like that.
In fact, my pay is so low I presume I'm a slave or something.
Funny, what do you think Obama paid?