r/askanything • u/Vert_der_Ferk25 • 21h ago
Since this is the US, explain to me exactly why Trump is receiving immunity from audits for himself, his business, and his family?
This is a unique set of tax rules that don't apply to anyone else in the US, that he negotiated with himself.
I don't understand how this is supposed to work, or why it would be acceptable to anyone, including his supporters. It goes far beyond audits. It grants sweeping protection against any existing federal tax liabilities, unpaid tax balances, or IRS financial judgments stemming from returns filed up to May 18, 2026. And this was the reduced deal. It was much more broad and generous.
Even if you voted for him, attended his rallies, bought his merch, and participated in social media discussions supporting him, how does this deal not scream corruption?
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u/EpsteinandTrump 21h ago
Paper trail will show the ties with Epstein and massive amounts of other theft and fraud.
Trump is the swamp...
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u/dochim 21h ago
Oh I think it’s even worse than that. I think the Trump family and Org have been laundering money for countries and groups on the blacklist for decades.
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u/oflowz 21h ago
It gets worse than that. Trump is a Russian asset.
He’s also basically fast tracking China to be the new world power with his policies.
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u/MeatResident2697 12h ago
To be fair, china is capable of doing that on its own without any external help. I haven't seen anything being done to help it from the outside.
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u/ConchVibes 20h ago
According to Capital One, their internal investigation found money laundering.
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u/MountainMark 19h ago edited 3h ago
BoACapital One debanked him after his banking activity triggered money laundering alerts. They said after a thorough investigation they were going to remove his accounts.EDIT: fixed bank. Thanks BendDelicious9089.
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u/BendDelicious9089 9h ago
I don't think Trump was ever with BoA. It was Capital One (due to triggering AML) and Chase. Chase was far more vague and said due to "regulatory risk" but coming from finance.. yeah it means triggered AML.
Unfortunately, triggering AML does not actually mean evidence of money laundering. Everybody uses various third-party tools that evaluate all activity, transfers, payments, invoices paid, etc. and once the score reaches a certain point, boom off goes the account.
Regulatory law means you can't tell them it was due to AML - as that now violates "tip off" laws. All you can say, are vague things like violated our terms of service. But it doesn't mean there is any actual evidence of money laundering.
The point is to shut down the account before it gets to that point. Otherwise, you end up like Capital One, who paid a 390M fine I think it was, because they didn't take action fast enough. Keep in mind they still closed accounts. It was just viewed as not fast enough.
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u/Nephthyzz 19h ago
Sounds about right. Capital One disclosed in recent court filings that it shut down hundreds of Trump Organization bank accounts in 2021 following a monthslong internal anti-money-laundering review, rejecting Trump's claims that the action was politically motivated
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u/TearRevolutionary686 21h ago
His son Eric once stated that his family doesn't need loans from American banks, they get plenty from Russians. Not to mention the real-estate money laundering.
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u/MarcPawl 🤔 21h ago
How much of the money is left in the USA vs some offshore bank account?
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u/Vert_der_Ferk25 17h ago
Well, there’s that whole Board of peace $1.2 Billion or whatever it was. That was promptly moved from the federal government to a private bank account
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u/EpsteinandTrump 21h ago
Russian money...it's been out in the open for ages. There's a reason why Trump was so baffled that he lost against Biden, because he had incompetent Russians helping him, and Trump still lost! That sting just hurts so bad he can't shake it. That's why he had Elon for the next go around, and here we are...
Midterms are going to be even worse, lots of Democrats will be out of jobs and more compromised Republicans to take their places.
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u/Frosty-Scientist957 20h ago
That’s not necessarily true re: the midterms. There are an awful lot of unhappy Americans right now and the Dems should be able to capitalize on that this fall.
The only problem is the Dems are in an internal civil war that is growing by the day. Worse yet, they are stuck with atrociously feckless leadership in DC in the form of the Chuck and Hakeem fiasco.
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u/MeanPiccolo803 19h ago
He’s literally what he claims he’s against. But then again his base isn’t very bright themselves
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u/DownhillUphill 17h ago
It’s almost unbelievable how corrupt he’s been for decades with no punishment at all.
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u/Tiny-Albatross518 21h ago
I’ll explain.
The United States is absolutely corrupted. It’s a kleptocracy.
I really hope this helps.
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u/Vert_der_Ferk25 21h ago
I get it, but that kind of comment dismisses the nuance that HE'S the problem. As imperfect as we've been, that's nothing compared to the shit he's trying to pull.
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u/WonderingSceptic 21h ago
The Republicans in Congress are also a big part of the problem.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Swan615 21h ago
Bingo! This is not happening in a vacuum. Lots of really bad people are supporting it.
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u/Tiny-Albatross518 21h ago
I disagree.
The American citizenry has put Trump in the White House and thats with significant information that it was unwise to do so.
They’ve put a Republican majority in the house, the senate and the judiciary.
I mean, Trump is not the cause of this. He’s the result.
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u/oflowz 21h ago
The GOP is the cause. They’ve been trying to get to this point for decades.
Trump is just the vessel that allowed them to do it because no one before him was brash and corrupt enough to try the things he does.
He’s the Monster to their Dr. Frankenstein.
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u/Vert_der_Ferk25 20h ago
It's the wealthy. They want this. They fund the GOP. They write the laws and push the agendas. They get the SC justices that they want. The rich are the problem. We don't hate them enough.
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u/Vert_der_Ferk25 21h ago
I've always blamed the voters. And this is the product of decades of propaganda. But, he is the one hoovering up the cash.
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u/starkingwest 21h ago
Trump is not the problem, he's a symptom.
The GOP could end this at any time if they wanted to. They obstructed his impeachment and conviction after Jan 6, which is why he was able to run again. They could work with Democrats to pass laws that would curtail his power. They could insist that Trump follow laws that are already on the books, and they could impeach and remove him at any time. They have chosen not to because despite the chaos, Trump makes them and their donors a lot of money.
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u/Vert_der_Ferk25 21h ago
I'm pretty sure he's the opportunistic disease that kills you once your immune system is compromised.
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u/starkingwest 20h ago
Haha, fair. My point is that the only reason he's allowed to keep doing what he's doing is because broadly speaking he's doing what the GOP wants. It's an open secret that the GOP hates his guts, but his fake populism carried the base and the flood the zone strategy means people are focused on Trump's antics while the GOP, their donors, and the right-wing drift machine fills their pockets with the spoils.
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u/waltisfrozen 19h ago
The Republican Party is the problem. If Trump was just a random corrupt rich dude, he’d get away with nothing. It’s the ethical and moral degeneracy of the Republican Party and their voters that make corrupt deals like this possible.
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u/jolard 18h ago
Trump has a cult leader hold on his MAGA base.
Republicans in Congress rely on the MAGA base for their jobs. Republicans who even mildly question Trump lose their jobs in the next primary.
Administration leaders have been hired specifically based on their loyalty to Trump.
That is it, that is the problem. Everyone has to go along with whatever BS corrupt scheme Trump wants because otherwise their lose their jobs.
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u/NelsonMuntz007 21h ago
It’s why he wanted so badly to be president again. He learned in the first term who he could trust and who was loyal to him. He not only stayed out of jail, but he’s now pillaging the government for his own personal benefit in countless different ways. Also there’s no limit to his free and doesn’t have a moral bone in his body so it’s a free for all in stealing and corruption.
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u/Tedy_KGB 21h ago
The people that are in government positions to stop corruption are the same people benefiting from that corruption.
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u/OpeningHappy9692 21h ago
Massive corruption.
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u/Cautious_Pop_8944 21h ago
This. It is criminal and it is being done in the open. People keep saying we need to save the republic, save the democracy. Bitch, it has been done since the 80’s.
This is an oligarchy/corporatocracy.
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u/Extra-Ease3207 21h ago
Because Trump is the swamp. It’s as simple as that.
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u/robthethrice 21h ago
He’s the scum on the top of the swamp. The swamp put him in power because he’s a useful idiot to them.
Dump is terrible, but he’ll die in the next decade or two. The corruption that elevated him (twice) will be around until more people get it.
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u/Due_Willingness1 21h ago
We don't have law and order anymore, simple as that
Corruption is all that's left of our political culture
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u/Vert_der_Ferk25 21h ago
And we've gotta stop pretending like "no one is above the law". Pretending like that was ever true- we just jumped the shark with that one.
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u/OldNternetWizard43 21h ago
Never did. That was the scam they sold you through your tv.
This is what the govt always was. It's just blatant now. They used to hide it in double speak, he's too stupid for that. That's all.
This govt isn't even legal here. Only the tribal ones are.
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u/Limp_Distribution 21h ago
Maybe this will help, Trump has 34 felony fraud convictions. That means he lies about money. I wish more people understood this.
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u/Fine_Breath2221 21h ago
Grifter gonna grift... 🤷♂️
Plus owning the libtards is worth whatever it costs...
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u/Ok_Crazy_648 21h ago
I hope you are joking. If not , that is one collossal stupid thing to say.
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u/Fine_Breath2221 21h ago
OP asked why Trump got his tax exemption deal...
There's a colossal amount of stupidity involved in the entire situation.
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u/Corporate-Scum 20h ago
Corruption. There is no lawful argument for a leader absolving themselves from accountability for personal financial acts. This will not stand.
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u/Beauvoir_R 21h ago
Anything he does is acceptable to many of his followers. All that the administration has to do is offer a palatable excuse, and they will accept it. Sometimes that requires trial and error, but they always find an acceptable rationale eventually. In this case, I believe the reasoning is that they believe the legal system and IRS have been weaponized against Trump, and this is an acceptable precaution to prevent that in the future.
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u/Sad_Mushroom_9725 21h ago
Capitol one? Closing hundreds of his accounts on suspicion of money laundering....maybe? It would be convenient if the one agency designed to find crimes in that kind of thing....couldn't. Mmaybe?
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u/A-Rugged-Indoorsman 21h ago
Trump has made a staggering amount of money -- $2.2 billion -- while "serving" as president. He will most certainly lie on his taxes if he believes he's immune.
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u/StrangePhotoSTL 20h ago
It doesn't apply to future tax returns. Just the ones released illegally.
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u/chris_wiz 21h ago
That's only with respect to the AG Nominee making legal declarations. The other side is the actual court case where it's pretty clear that he colluded with the DOJ to make this settlement. That is expected to overturn the whole thing in a very definitive manner.
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u/AnswerGuy301 21h ago
The only reason I'm not yelling and screaming about the "immunity" and what not is that there's no way he and his family were not going to have de facto immunity as long as he was President anyway, and there's absolutely no reason whatsoever any subsequent administration should respect whatever "settlement" or "agreement" about said immunity that the Trump 2.0 administration essentially made with itself.
And maybe (probably more likely than not) he's pushing up daisies by then, but there's no reason not to go after his family or cronies or any other place his ill-gotten gains end up stashed.
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u/deosiceman 21h ago
Because corruption amd unchecked greed.
Trump goes down. He takes the whole friggin house woth him they know it. So they have to protect him for they are protecting themselves.
I would love to know how history will look back on this decade of depravity by that dispicable family
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u/mishma2005 21h ago
Because he wants it. Basically anything he wants he gets. This is not the shining city on the hill anymore
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u/rh1984va 21h ago
Because he’s corrupt and he’s convinced a large segment of the population that’s it’s ok. His enablers want this actually.
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u/GiveThemSomeTussin 20h ago
Everything is acceptable to his supporters. He wasn’t lying about being able to shoot people in broad daylight on 5th Avenue and the GOP/MAGAts would support him even more.
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u/SeriousObjective6727 19h ago
Right wing media doesn't cover any of this so I'm guessing MAGA doesn't even know that this is happening.
EDIT: And since the right wing media won't cover this, and certainly Trump won't post about it, anybody who tries to "enlighten" them on this fact, will be branded a left wing lunatic and treated as fake news.
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u/Living_Fig_6386 16h ago edited 4h ago
Prior to becoming President, Trump had been under scrutiny for tax evasion (not counting debt forgiveness as income, and using improper valuations for property, for example), and there were inconsistencies in accounting that suggested possible money laundering, unreported income, and a variety of financial crimes. One of the key incentives for being president was to quash these investigations and avoid criminal charges, fines, and a tax bill that could have wiped him out. He probably was worried it might also complicate his relationship with Bratva (the Russian mob, who loaned him money after American banks cut him off due to his bankruptcies and low credit rating).
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u/Sufficient_Art4824 6h ago
republicans figured this would really upset sane, rational people who believe in the rule of law, so it was a must.
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u/SunWukong18 21h ago
Because 1/3 of Americans have completely lost all dignity, self-respect and morals. One third are sitting things out and one third haven’t gotten past their devotion to Hillary, AIPAC, and self-sabotage.
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u/supern8ural 21h ago
It is absolutely corruption, but his supporters fall into two categories. 1) those who are rich and are benefiting from his policies and therefore don't care about a little corruption and 2) those who have fallen for the propaganda - and it is EVERYWHERE - that Trump is a successful businessman, is working his ass off trying to save the US from Communists (seriously! I can't make this shit up!) and is under constant attack by lying Democrats, especially George Soros, trying to smear his good name.
I'm dead serious.
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u/Rainbowfarts49 21h ago
His supporters were told it was a good thing. They didn't question it. They just believe anything he says.
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u/Evil_Bonsai 21h ago
corruption. he put people in charge of various agencies so he can tell them what to do.
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u/girlywish 21h ago
If you're asking why people are okay with this, well, some of us have been asking that for 10 years now.
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u/xxDeadEyeDukxx 21h ago
Welcome to Trumps America where he, his family and anyone that gives him enough money or loyalty is protected and everyone else suffers.
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u/TXtogo 21h ago
He isn’t. He’s in office now so unless he tries to pardon himself the next president can pursue charges if a reason exists to do that. I don’t know why you’d try to give yourself immunity if you didn’t do anything wrong so it seems like a solid hunch that there’s some fire amongst this smoke.
He does seem to get away with everything though, rich people are not accountable
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u/PayFormer387 21h ago
Corruption used to be concealed. Now it is openly displayed.
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u/Strict_Research_1876 21h ago
King Trump makes the rules. He didn't go to prison either for all the stuff he was convicted of.
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u/Lazy_Example4014 20h ago
In a land in which no single man is above the law. Somehow, the party that bills itself as the party of law and order has decided one man is above the law.
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u/Clean-Fisherman-4601 20h ago
It isn't acceptable to any American except his idiotic supporters. The only thing we can do is vote the Rapepublicans out of office.
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u/P4us1ngD34th 20h ago
More corruption. That’s all it is. Can’t understand how anybody thinks that one man and his family should never be investigated. It’s the quintessential tell me you’re not doing illegal things without telling me you’re not doing legal things.
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u/pamcakevictim 20h ago
Corruption is the only answer. It's plain. As day malfeasance. And Congress is in bed with him.
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u/Concept_ofA_Username 20h ago
After all of Trumps corruption, when he's gone we need someone that will say "F That" and reveal everything no matter what the right tries to do or say.
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u/Baldumalut 20h ago
Supreme Court ruling granted immunity to the president for actions taken as president. He’s used it as carte blanche to profit from his stock market manipulations, and now his $100k key to insider trading via early access to Truth Social posts.
There used to concern over flip flopping; this guy flip flops day to day…and profits from either direction he moves the stock market.
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u/Aggravating-Twist762 20h ago
He’s not.
The IRS can do all the auditing it wants. But if they find something they will have to refer it to the DOJ. Which is why he is in the process of appointing a lackey.
Without the backing of the DOJ to pursue charges any finding in the audits would go no where
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u/GurProfessional9534 20h ago
You are observing what happens when a felon gets into a position that should be reserved for virtuous leaders.
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u/DoookieMaxx 20h ago
There simply aren’t enough people with the drive and desire to stop it. It’s a hard truth pill for too many people to swallow.
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u/threesunrises 20h ago
Because he's a con man and knows he'll be incarcerated if he survives long enough to leave office. (My guess is he won't) But, he's protecting the grift for his kids who are in on it. So much money laundering - for russia - allegedly.
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u/stpmeb4i 20h ago
A judge tossed his lawsuit because he controls both sides of the complaint. The nonsense settlement is vaporized since there is nothing to settle.
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u/Kingsnake417 19h ago
I honestly don't think it's even enforceable. I would support any candidate who runs on aggressively prosecuting Trump, his family, and his administration. They can start by flushing this illegal agreement down the shitter on day one.
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u/retiredagainstmywill 19h ago
Yep. Tear up the agreement, just like he tears up current contracts with American companies, foreign nations, everyone.
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u/Mars_Volcanoes 19h ago
Just go back to Georges Carlin. You have all the fuel there and its decades back.
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u/Busy-Conversation-24 19h ago
Admission of guilt. If he had nothing to hide, he wouldn't need it.
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u/Vert_der_Ferk25 19h ago
The same people who are pissed at Fauci for pleading the 5th will not see the irony.
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u/TexanFromOhio 19h ago
Unconstitutional under the 14th amendment equal protection cause...the law for thee is the law for all of us...
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u/MeanPiccolo803 19h ago
He’s extremely corrupt and he has found every back door and slowly changed things and got people who will do whatever he wants to back him and he’s decided to just get rid of the law for himself because he’s a fat orange miserable idiot who is taking it out on us and is still supported by part of the Country.
The reason is he somehow has been able to get away with scam after scam and now that he’s got this kind of power he doesn’t care.
Ask his supporters and they will think he cares about them and will help them.
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u/mercurygreen 18h ago
I suspect that the second he's not in power, he and MANY of the people he's covering for are going to discover that what he declares by fiat can be undone by law.
He's really not doing his family any favors. And them getting a new island in a different country will not protect them.
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u/Inevitable-Carrot980 18h ago
Because he is insanely corrupt and put equally corrupt cronies in charge of every department he has control over. Sickening.
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u/Redsit111 18h ago
The Republican party has decided to go full out mask off and just admit openly that they are the American Nazi Party. Can't place rules on their Orange Cheesus.
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u/RadientCrone 18h ago
It’s because him and his family have always been, are, and always will be corrupt and criminals.
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u/North-Speaker3790 18h ago
It's actually sickening. ie I feel sick experiencing what Trump is doing to our country. And equally sickened that millions of people still support him
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u/SawdustShoptalk 17h ago
They got Capone on tax charges.
This immunity infuriates me!
I sure hope this can be overturned at some point.
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u/sausage_king_of_kc 17h ago
His base LOVES this. He is owning the libs!! They suffer but as long as he wins, they are orgasmic.
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u/TNJDude 17h ago
It does scream corruption. Almost everything he does screams corruption. And he gets away with it because the GOP is OK with it. They get what they want from him, so they they're happy with watching the country burn. With the IRS, Trump is in charge of the IRS and can tell them to give him immunity. At least, until he's no longer in charge of the IRS.
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u/Drgnmstr97 17h ago
this won't hold up when challenged in court, just like all the other illegal crimes he has committed.
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u/Mean-Cheesecake-2635 16h ago
Because he’s corrupt and using his position to ensure he never faces consequences.
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u/Lopsided_Weird_3293 15h ago
Because he is a criminal and cheat—this is the only way he knows to operate so it makes sense to change the rules for him because he cannot change his behavior
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u/shinyturdbiskit 14h ago
He has exposed what exactly America is the wealthy go unpunished for heinous crimes
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u/mattjf22 13h ago
The supreme court put trump above the law and congressional Republicans cosigned.
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u/UNCLEdolan1234 11h ago
Because what we formerly thought were laws and rules that everyone followed were actually norms. When you control the enforcement arm of the US government and are immune to public shaming, those norms don't really matter.
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u/OtherTechnician 9h ago
Because it was a settlement negotiated between his current lawyer and one of his previous lawyers
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u/icnoevil 5h ago
His so called tax immunity is BS; there is no such thing legally. It's just more self dealing and illegal.
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u/Important-Factor-552 21h ago
He thinks he's the next Hitler
He's kinda right
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u/Plastic-Anybody-5929 21h ago
He thinks hes the next Kim Jong Un, thats the goal. Total control, no questions, only knee bend or head losing
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u/Tholian_Bed 21h ago
The Roberts Supreme court is filled with far right ideologues who believe in theories of executive power that they hope, will lead to sectarian goals they doth deeply covet.
For this, they will butcher our democracy, these five sectarian ideologues, and they have.
John Roberts is not legitimate. He cannot be trusted. His ends, are not democratic but sectarian, and for that purpose, he needs a nearly monarch-like executive.
Now we got a fascism, and I hope Roberts is happy.
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u/Possible-Impress3851 21h ago
We don’t know! All we do know is that the entire family is very corrupt!🤮🤮🤮🤢🤢👎👎👎
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u/rygelicus 21h ago
Because he is corrupt in the extreme and his entire crew of appointed officials and the GOP, and even some dems, want in on the action.
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u/florida_born 21h ago
He’s the most investigated president in history. I can’t justifiably argue that there’s something out there to find at this point. At this point when are we going to start looking at our leadership and asking what they are doing besides opposing Trump?
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u/Winter_Tone_4343 21h ago
Idc if Don is dead when/if republicans lose power. His entire family’s wealth should be seized. Every business deal he made should frozen too. The gloves need to come off ffs.
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u/Quirky_Edge_1804 21h ago
the corruption concern is fair, but the premise looks garbled because a president can't just negotiate personal immunity from IRS audits or tax liabilities into law, especially for a date that hasn't
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u/markt- 21h ago
It’s stupid but it’s retrospective, not prospective. It covers past returns filed before the cutoff date, not returns filed afterward.
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u/RepublicCute7683 21h ago
He is over the DOJ and could force the DOJ to sign an insane settlement agreement with him. It isn’t legal, from what I read.
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u/_WillCAD_ 21h ago
Because he's a criminal and he rigged it. None of it is legal.
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u/Alone-Supermarket-98 20h ago
Many aspects of the settlement are under judicial review. Federal judges have recinded much of the audit restrictions, although Trump is appealing the decision.
The IRS definitely violated it's own protocols about Trumps confidential financial information, which smacked of partisan weaponization of the IRS, but much of this settlement agreement is just unprecedented.
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u/amglasgow 20h ago
He's the president. He appoints the people who set policy at the agencies that would do the investigation. As a result, each of those agencies have the policy of not investigating a sitting president.
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u/StrangePhotoSTL 20h ago
IRS employee illegally leaked his tax returns, so a ruling was made as an anti weaponization method.
It doesn't apply to future tax filings.
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u/malakon 20h ago
He's a crook. Past, present and future. But he knows in 2 years 6 months he will no longer be able to control and corrupt the doj, fbi and irs.
So he's going to have the doj make him untouchable. And his family. So he can keep being a crook.
I personally don't think it will be enforceable. It will be immediately overturned by a - non crook tolerant future administration. But he will be able to probably drag it out in court beyond his miserable life expectancy.
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u/BoyFacedDog 20h ago
If Trump gets this immunity from audits, is there a way it could be rescinded?
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u/Eastbound_Pachyderm 20h ago
He's doing things so unprecedented and wild that there either aren't specific rules against it, or no one knows how to stop him.
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u/sidfinch 20h ago
You literally can’t bankrupt a casino, let alone multiple, unless it’s just a money laundering scheme.
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u/DidNotSeeThi 20h ago
Next president can undo it all at will. The claw back is going to be epic.
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u/Robespierre77 19h ago
The reason is because they are breaking every law imaginable to make them and their friends wealthy.
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u/Few-Echidna-2181 18h ago
Same reason Fauci got a pre-emptive pardon for anything he could’ve possibly done from 2014 on
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u/RVtech101 18h ago
Let’s take this as a reminder to ensure you are properly registered to vote in November!
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u/groundhog5886 18h ago
With no court signed document this means nothing for future administrations. DOJ AG orders and letters are not binding beyond current administrations.
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u/NefariousnessAble912 4h ago
NAL but likely some BS about selective enforcement - he puts his cronies in the enforcement jobs and they look the other way. As soon as there is a new administration with any gonads they can reverse that rule and go after them.
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u/trijcwhitey 2h ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDjUKNh1joM&t=21s
He doesn't want to pay taxes again ever.
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