i voted forWhat is an ALT-RIGHT TLR member doing in this thread![]()
obama
obama
hillary tho

not my fault you nikkas get in your feeling when i try to shed light on how shyt actually works when dealing with real estate
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@JussieSmollett is now @jayshiggs status . :cambybp:
You haven’t shed light on anythingi voted for
obama
obama
hillary tho
not my fault you nikkas get in your feeling when i try to shed light on how shyt actually works when dealing with real estate
I just dont see why nikkas in a place called higher learning are so close minded when someone who has been dealing with real estate tries to school nikkas on why you cant trust tax returns@JussieSmollett it's nothing bro. This guy is a ban bet squelcher but wants to act like he is honorable.
Glad to see I'm still on his mind tho. lol
Not my fault you cant understand how returns for real estate businessman can be heavily tweakedYou haven’t shed light on anything
wealth taxYou can argue the accounting in real estate all you want. It's obvious they need to implement some sort of wealth tax for a$$holes like trump.
You co-signed Sly BS about depreciation and net operating losses which are normal in any industryNot my fault you cant understand how returns for real estate businessman can be heavily tweaked![]()
go talk to an CPA, im not a CPAYou co-signed Sly BS about depreciation and net operating losses which are normal in any industry
What real estate specific tweaks have someone accumulated 1 billion dollars of losses for a decade as a tax avoidance strategy
That’s not what this is.go talk to an CPA, im not a CPA
like i said in my experience, ive seen firsthand folks skate taxes on rent homes for decades
you can do a lot with real estate
this argument stems from my initial statementThat’s not what this is.
Did you even read the article
Or you just wanted tofor Trump
Depends which return you are talking about...are we talking an 1120 corporate return? If there are owners they tend to get dividends and w2's to show income and corporate profits are deducted tremendously. If your talking a schedule C then yeah you can see someone's gross revenue before hand. If they had a partnership or S-corp their gain or loss on each individual owner gets passed down to a K-1 on their personal return. Your not really being specific and you sound like your talking out of your ass muchacho.