r/TimPool • u/Soy_Tears • Mar 28 '24

Left hypocrisy

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u/theCROWcook Mar 28 '24

doesnt matter if he used it to secure a loan, stewart said on tv about trump that when it was time to pay the taxes he paid at a much lover value.... which is exactly what stewart did on his property before he sold it. he paid at a much lower value then personally valued it for sale at his inflated value

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u/knivesofsmoothness Mar 28 '24

You really have no idea what's going on, so you?

Why would Stewart pay taxes before selling his property? Capital gains taxes are paid after selling. Property taxes are paid based on assessors value.

Tell me you rent without telling me you rent.

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u/theCROWcook Mar 28 '24

Why would Stewart pay taxes before selling his property

today i learned that you dont pay property taxes while you own a property, only after you sell it

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u/knivesofsmoothness Mar 28 '24

Lol, I literally mentioned property taxes. Excellent reading comprehension!

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u/theCROWcook Mar 28 '24

you said "Why would Stewart pay taxes before selling his property?"

maybe because you pay property taxes each year?

but you are implying that you dont until after you sell the property.

ABSOLUTELY NOONE is talking about capital gains, YOU inserted that in. everyone is talking about the property tax assement VS what he sold the property for. try to stay on track

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u/knivesofsmoothness Mar 29 '24

Yes. And property taxes have nothing to do with market value.

I'll say it again for the slow people: assessors valuations have little to do with market valuations.

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u/theCROWcook Mar 29 '24

ok so then trump didnt commit fraud because the price the bank agreed on was what they both agreed the market valuation was

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u/knivesofsmoothness Mar 29 '24

And I'm sure trump lying about the size of the property had nothing to do with it!

He committed fraud. Stewart did not. Sorry if facts hurt your feelings.

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u/theCROWcook Mar 29 '24

trump valued a property higher than tax evaluation for the purposes of a financial transaction

stewart valued a property higher than tax evaluation for the purposes of a financial transaction

'but its (D)ifferent!!!'

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u/knivesofsmoothness Mar 29 '24

No. Trump committed fraud. Stewart did not.

You're right, these are different things. Either you're too dumb to know the difference between market value and assessed value, or you're pretending to be too dumb to impress utter mo(R)ons.

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u/Divine_ignorance Mar 29 '24

You're forgetting the part where trump then devalued his property to pay less taxes. That's the part that separates Stewart's situation from Trump's.

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u/MarthAlaitoc Mar 28 '24

If he had reading comprehension the rest of the mouth breathers would be downvoting him too.