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Will Trump's Taxes Still be Under Audit if he Runs in 2024? (Original Post) Stallion Nov 2020 OP
Of course it will. Claustrum Nov 2020 #1
Trump not running for anything in 2024, and who cares? beachbumbob Nov 2020 #2
Well; there's four years ahead of us to make it a condition of candidacy... nt EarthFirst Nov 2020 #3
Should Democrats get the Senate in January, there will be a law...... ProudMNDemocrat Nov 2020 #4
Can he run while serving prison time? RainCaster Nov 2020 #5
This is Trump's last chance at national office Chainfire Nov 2020 #6
He could be employed making jrthin Nov 2020 #8
That's what happens when you pay your daughter $750,000 in "consulting" fees Shermann Nov 2020 #7

Claustrum

(4,845 posts)
1. Of course it will.
Sat Nov 7, 2020, 12:10 PM
Nov 2020

It was in audit back in 2015 when he wasn't president, at least, that will still be Trump's excuse.

ProudMNDemocrat

(16,783 posts)
4. Should Democrats get the Senate in January, there will be a law......
Sat Nov 7, 2020, 12:13 PM
Nov 2020

that ALL Candidates running for Federal offices MUST release at least 8 years of Federal Tax returns. NO EXCEPTIONS. NO EXCUSES. The IRS stated that even under audit, tax returns can be released.

Chainfire

(17,527 posts)
6. This is Trump's last chance at national office
Sat Nov 7, 2020, 12:13 PM
Nov 2020

His best hope for future employment would be as the host of a Fox series, crying every week about the voter fraud.

Shermann

(7,411 posts)
7. That's what happens when you pay your daughter $750,000 in "consulting" fees
Sat Nov 7, 2020, 12:18 PM
Nov 2020

You get audited.

What's with the supposed shielding of the pre-audit version of the tax form? That's the version I want to see, the version that was submitted before any "corrections" were made.

How can that lame-ass excuse be stretched out over four years? It's another broken campaign promise.

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