Fine by me. Public servants give up certain privacy rights, for good reason. If you want to hold the purse strings of the people’s money, we should see how you manage your own.
I agree, however, a tax return will show total profit from investments. If profits jump from one year to the next it might indicate that there needs to be further investigation. At that point they could be asked for documentation showing where they have invested and when. Most would have gotten an itemized statement from their broker.
I've thought that all along. Of course, there is possibility that he is so poor that he would forfeit the 'billionaire' ranking. Given Trump's ego, that would be a serious reason to withhold tax returns.
If a business wants to use a bank's funding, the bank demands financial statements. They need to know that their investment will pay off for them.
Golly, I wouldn't want to shame you by showing off my astoundingly low income, so I'll pass for now.
Hold on. Are you suggesting that he is capable of misrepresenting his personal wealth?
I dunno. I would get tired of just sitting watching Democrats reading the Anarchists handbook, worshipping Saul Zalinsky or whatever his name is, and raping children under pizza restaurants.
To get a better idea of what they really do with their money and see if they are as really rich, you know, as they claim.
Elected federal officials give up all their financial privacy. Otherwise they could be paying off inappropriate content stars, engaging in business deals with unsavory foreign entities and lying about charitable donations and about being “really rich, you know”.
