Anyone knows the IRS doesn't reveal people's tax information without a subpoena, they certainly don't provide it to the New York Post,
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If the Rich needs to pay their fair share in taxes, Biden needs a mirror then.
- Thread starter Twilight Hue
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I don't think I said "cut" but rather "hold the spending until the taxes catches up". Or, if cutting is the answer... cut an equal percentage across the board - every department.
Usually, when people can't destroy the narrative, they just criticize the source.
Is this thread about Trump now (deflecting from Biden)?
ImmortalFlame
Woke gremlin
Do you know one really easy way to do that?
By refusing to disclose your tax returns.*
*despite making it a campaign promise
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ImmortalFlame
Woke gremlin
This story is less than a day old, and even your source doesn't ACTUALLY claim Biden owes anything - just that he MAY. The report doesn't even name him.
I have seen lots of leftwing commentators criticize Biden since long before his presidency, and continuing to do so now. I feel your point here is very dishonest.
Spirit of Light
Be who ever you want
Just tired of hearing how bad biden are, when knowing how much worse Trump were.
Heh... no, it actually didn't.
Here's the link to the report referenced by the article in your OP:
https://www.scribd.com/document/527...sation-to-S-Corporation-Shareholder-Employees
A few things to note about it:
- it didn't come from the IRS.
- it doesn't make any conclusions about how much back taxes Biden might owe.
- it doesn't even mention Biden by name or give any details at all about his own circumstances.
What the memo - from the Congressional Research Service, not the IRS - is actually about:
- it answers a question (from a staffer in Representative Jim Banks's office, apparently) about whether the IRS's Presidential Audit Program only reviews returns from the President's term in office.
- it gives general information about how the IRS chooses which S corporations to audit.
- it mentions a few issues that have cropped up in past audits of S corporations (none related to the President).
So... why do you think the New York Post misrepresented the content of the memo?
Biden is Prez now.
If he does wrong, it should be addressed.
Trump is no excuse for anyone else who
commits lesser wrongs.
sounds like a win situation. if the bill passes then he too would be paying greater taxes. I don't think that is hypocritical.
It is long past due for the rich to be paying their fair share of the taxes. Those who have should expect to be role models and not exceptions. The rich have lobbyists to help them redistribute the wealth into their best interests.
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that would include Biden in the overall bill and not leave him out as an exception
Heyo
Veteran Member
If you lead by example and others follow, you are a leader.
If you lead by example and nobody follows, you are a fool.
Better make sure others have to follow.
SkepticThinker
Veteran Member
Wait, you guys care about taxes now?
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
That's just the thing. Saying it is good PR. A dog and pony show for the public.
Actually doing it imo , they, meaning both Republicans and Democrats, will never let that fly.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
We always cared about taxes within reason. The elites however.......
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
A noble description of the modern politician.
SkepticThinker
Veteran Member
You didn't seem to care all that much during the last four years.