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Expenses for houses, golf courses, private flights and even the hairdresser and hairdresser and makeup artist of his daughter Ivanka: these would have been, according to the New York Times, the expenses systematically deducted from Donald Trump’s taxes.
The release of the details comes as part of the NYT scoop that Tycoon has not paid federal income taxes for at least 10 of the last 15 years, and in 2016 and 2017 it would pay only $ 750 each year.
The details, published in the first of a series of episodes announced by the US newspaper, show that Trump would have classified as “business expenses” many personal expenses that, according to the NYT, were “necessary to feed a successful image.” To allow an expense to be classified as deductible, the US tax authorities require it to be “ordinary” and “necessary” expenses.
According to the newspaper, Donald Trump would have deducted $ 75,000 used to care for his hair in the years he was in charge of the television program “The Apprentice.” The tycoon reportedly reported $ 747,622 as an honorarium for a consultant (whose identity is unknown) author of the project of some hotels in Hawaii and Canada.
According to the documents cited by the NYT, the president would also have classified the luxurious house in Seven Springs, north of New York, as a workplace, even though the children in interviews released to the media have repeatedly explained that it was it was about a residence. family. Trump allegedly deducted more than $ 2.2 million in taxes on that property, and requested an additional $ 2.1 million for not conducting expansion work there.
Separate chapter on expenses related to daughter Ivanka, who according to the NYT would have downloaded the figure of $ 95,464 for services performed in personal hairdresser and makeup artist: all expenses classified as deductible business expenses.
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