While he did not pay taxes, Donald Trump would have spent more than 60,000 euros on his hair in a year
In an explosive investigation published Sunday, The New York Times reveals that the US president has paid no taxes in 10 of the previous 15 years. At the same time, he is said to have spent more than 60,000 euros for his hair when he appeared on the TV show “The Apprentice”.
With one short of the US presidential election and two days before the first televised duel with Joe Biden on Tuesday night, Donald Trump may be shaving white hair. An investigation published by the New York Times could well put him in great difficulty.
It reveals that the American president paid only 750 dollars in federal taxes in 2016, the year of his election to the presidency of the United States then in 2017. Also according to the New York Times, the American president did not paid no tax for 10 of the previous 15 years.
According to the New York daily, Donald Trump evaded tax “largely because he declared more losses of money than gains.” “Barack Obama and George W. Bush each paid more than $ 100,000 - and sometimes much more - in federal taxes when they were in office, "the newspaper notes.
$ 100,000 for Ivanka Trump's beauty treatment
To reduce his tax bill, Trump put his personal expenses into his various businesses. Thus, the New York Times tells us that he would have spent more than 70,000 dollars (approximately 60,000 euros) on his hair when he appeared on the TV show "The Apprentice." her daughter Ivanka is also on the accounts, counting around 100,000 dollars (85,000 euros) for her makeover.
"I paid a lot and I paid a lot of income taxes at the state level too, New York State taxes a lot," Trump defended. In a tweet, the team of Joe Biden's campaign has already taken up the case and recalled the average amount of federal income tax paid by a teacher, a firefighter or a nurse.
Trump and his hair, a long story
Obsessed with his hair, Donald Trump is ready for anything. In mid-August, the American president had waged a war against the water pressure deemed insufficient for his hair. “Shower heads - you take a shower, the water does not flow. You want to wash your hands, the water is not flowing. So what are you doing? Are you staying there longer or taking a longer shower? Because my hair - I don't know about you, but mine must be perfect. Perfect, "the president explained in July to reporters at the White House.
