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@safar_katherine @Pragjag @BradyBr91221483 @rgonter @realDonaldTrump His taxes have been under audit for 10 years so ill believe that there's an issue when i see it

@Pragjag @BradyBr91221483 @rgonter @realDonaldTrump Actually its not necessarily called tax avoidance, however you did teach me something new because I thought you meant evasion. Avoidance assumes they are taking advantage of tax law whereas actual unintended business losses would not be avoidance

@Adam32767143 @BradyBr91221483 @rgonter @realDonaldTrump It’s called tax avoidance, but thanks. I genuinely appreciate some knowledgable information.

@safar_katherine @Pragjag @BradyBr91221483 @rgonter @realDonaldTrump Who would charge and convict him for tax evasion if it was tax avoidance

@Pragjag @BradyBr91221483 @rgonter @realDonaldTrump If it was tax avoidance, that is illegal and he would have been charged and convicted for tax evasion

@Pragjag @BradyBr91221483 @rgonter @realDonaldTrump It's not called tax avoidance, you're totally wrong and have zero comprehension or understanding of tax accounting

@Pragjag @BradyBr91221483 @rgonter @realDonaldTrump If you carry the loss back 2 years and earn a refund, then essentially you did prepay your taxes and can qualify for a refund. The purpose of which to help you continue your business and create future tax revenues

@BradyBr91221483 @rgonter @realDonaldTrump That’s not a thing.