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Originally Posted by Guest
You do understand, I suppose that what you say is a lie....heck, worse than a lie as it seems everyone but you are aware.
"The Clintons pulled in $10.6 million in 2015, much less than the nearly $28 million they made the year before.
Their tax return showed that they paid $3.24 million in federal income taxes.
That means their effective tax rate -- a measure of their income tax burden -- was 30.6% based on their adjusted gross income. That's on par with their 32% effective rate in 2014.
The campaign reported the Clintons' effective tax rate as 34%, which includes the more than $300,000 the couple paid in self-employment taxes, which are payroll taxes for Social Security and Medicare. Experts often don't include them when calculating federal income tax burdens."
Hillary Clinton's 2015 tax return shows $10.6 million in income, 31% rate -- and puts pressure on Donald Trump - Aug. 12, 2016 |
Wow, are you dense! OK, I see where you are coming from. Billionaire bad, Millionaire good. I guess that is the extent of your comprehension.
Let me try this one more time and then I am finished with spoon feeding you.
The CLintons had a claim of $699,540 loss on their tax return.
Trump had a larger loss so his carried over for several years which allowed him to avoid LEGALLY paying any FEDERAL income taxes on his income until he has used up his credit due to loss.
I hope you understand this simple math of subtraction, because I can't make it any simpler.