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Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., Failed to Pay $287,000 in Property Taxes
2011-03-21
In a conference call with reporters, Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill just disclosed that she failed to pay $287,000 in property taxes related to her co-ownership of a private aircraft. This scandal comes quickly on the heels of recent revelations that McCaskill improperly billed taxpayers for use of the same private aircraft, for which McCaskill reimbursed the Treasury $88,000.
Taxes, like laws, are for the little people.
Posted by:DarthVader

#9  I thought Dems were exempt.
Posted by: gorb   2011-03-21 23:35  

#8  What states only have a reg fee tax on a boat or yacht?

RI. Just ask Senator Kerry.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/38378992/ns/politics/
Posted by: Knuckles Chack2746   2011-03-21 23:24  

#7  a delicious comment at AOSHQ
"10 On top of this, McCaskill signed on in February as a co-sponsor of Senate legislation that would fire federal employees if they are “seriously delinquent” in paying their own federal taxes.
The irony, it burns.

Posted by: Cicero"
Posted by: Frank G   2011-03-21 19:07  

#6  I cannot believe a US Senator is stupid enough not to have a CPA handling his/her taxes. Unless s/he IS a CPA.
Posted by: Anguper Hupomosing9418   2011-03-21 18:58  

#5  Barbara Hello!; No NO not private fleet silly. Have them listed as a business for tax write off. Rent them out and your condos. I believe you have private jets also. That would work also. This should keep your private accountant busy.
Posted by: Dale   2011-03-21 18:50  

#4  What states only have a reg fee tax on a boat or yacht?
Posted by: Water Modem   2011-03-21 18:43  

#3  I am curious are jets like cars? Do some states have property tax on them and some just registration fees?

Wouldn't it make sense to have your jet owned and registered by your Cayman Island firm? (I mean if you are a rich senator I assume you have a Cayman Island or like tax dodge.)
Posted by: Water Modem   2011-03-21 18:37  

#2  I'm always up-to-date on the taxes owed on my fleet of private jets - that I don't have.
Posted by: Barbara Skolaut   2011-03-21 18:26  

#1  Now wait: before we starting criticizing Senate-person McCaskill, let's have a show of hands. Is everyone at Rantburg up to date on the taxes on his or her private jet (or jets, as the case may be)?
Posted by: Matt   2011-03-21 17:50  

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