The whistleblower website WikiLeaks just released Donald Trumps tax returns from 2008-2015. “It makes the DNC emails look like a cold,” said WikiLeaks leader Julian Assange. “This is like smallpox to a presidential candidate. Worse than small hands.”
The website received the tax returns from a disgruntled Trump employee. In fact, four different disgruntled employees came forward with the tax return information.
Some notable information is the Donalds net worth, about $76 million in cash with $1.7 billion in long-term debt. Plus another $500 in short-term debt.
He paid $46 in federal taxes for the year 2014. That is only 46 dollars. He received money back from several states where he owns golf courses or part ownership in hotels.
Trump has lent his campaign $27 million which can be retrievable when he files bankruptcy after the election. Public finance dollars would pay for any loans.
He wrote off his presidential exploratory committee, daily pedicures, candy bars, and a hand longing machine as business expenses.
There is also a large number of shell companies whose purpose remain unknown even to expert financial advisors.
You can read the entire WikiLeaks tax returns HERE
Trump Angry, Trump Sue
Trump’s staff have been ordered to refuse comment to the media, but one member said they will sue WikiLeaks under privacy rights and the disclosure of secret numbers, i.e., Social Security numbers.
