| fatslob-:O said: His tax returns won't show crap about his ties to governments or enough of it to raise an issue realtive to his competitor when he doesn't work with state owned enterprises. Not sure what the concern is with having relationships with big corporations when he has a far higher asset to liability ratio and he could easily kick off the vast majority of the listings in his liabilities since his operating income is well north of $400 million dollars! Your still bringning up the russian money myth even I debunked it with solid evidence ?
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First and foremost, Trump tax return will show if he has been honest about his net worth. It will show if his income is actually 400 million. It will show if the time report is on the money or that he actually is in a lot of debt. The returns would also show If Trump had overseas income or foreign bank accounts, his effective tax rate showing that as a billionare if he actually pay taxes like the average person on the street or does he pay nothing like the leaked tax documents showed. Those tax returns can also show personal borrowing and investment activity. So yes, there is a lot of information we can gain from Trump tax returns but the main thing you get is transparency. The fact that Trump will not release returns that are not being audit should send all type of alarms with anyone looking to evaluate someone for POTUS.
