Hunter Biden's 2018 tax returns have been the subject of additional worrying information. Jason Smith provided an account of the deductions that appeared to conflict with Hunter's own claims in his book during the IRS employees' testimony from yesterday's Ways and Means investigation.
According to testimony, some of the things he took out were payments to "no-show" workers and his "West Coast assistant," who was really a prostitute. An $18,000 wire transfer is a specific area of contention. A $10,000 golf club member deposit and $8,000 in wages made up the two components of the transfer.
The $10,000 deposit was used to cover a sex club's costs, it was later discovered. Hunter's presence was confirmed by the club's owner, who revealed that he had to pay a sizable fee while his referrer was exempt from paying anything.
The testimony states that 2018 was significant because he was 103 years old and having his taxes prepared at the same time he was writing his book. And the claims in his book were in total opposition to what was claimed on his tax return. In some of the quotes from the book, he essentially claimed that he was learning how to cook crack while in a drug-induced haze.
Personal no-show employees made up some of the items that he subtracted. Although he referred to her as his West Coast assistant, she was really just a prostitute from the payments made to him.He sent payments; there is a $18,000 wire sent to one of these people, and it states on the wires that he sent $8,000 in wages and $10,000 in golf payments, including a deposit of $10,000 for a golf club membership. Furthermore, it is known that the $10,000 was used to fund a sex club. We spoke with the owner of the sex club where he frequented, and they confirmed that he was there. And the guy must pay $10,000, but the girl or whoever referred him to the location is not required to make any payments. As a result, that was subtracted from the tax return, it continues.
When describing Hunter's estranged former partner and daughter, another section of the whistleblower's testimony explains this.
This passage from the testimony reads, "So Lunden Roberts, she was on his payroll. Not working was she. In reality, she was working for him and living in Arkansas while pregnant. There were expenses for one of—he called her his West Coast assistant—whom we knew or believed to be involved in the prostitution business. He also subtracted costs associated with her. She can relate to the sex club problem.
If there were any prostitutes, some of them became his girlfriends. Consequently, they all changed and kind of morphed. I therefore want to accurately represent them. But a lot of the women I ended up interviewing were females, many of whom I think he was having sexual relationships with.
He was paying for the purpose of having a sexual relationship, is that right? according to your knowledge?
A: According to my knowledge, yes.
According to additional testimony, Hunter Biden "created financial concerns for the family by spending extravagantly on his own interests, including drugs, alcohol, prostitutes, strip clubs, and gifts for women with whom he had sexual relationships, while leaving the family with no funds to pay legitimate bills."
His tuition at Columbia University and a number of other costs were also deducted. The evidence strongly suggests that Hunter was personally involved in choosing which items to deduct, which is crucial. He allegedly went over his bank statements, marking items to be included or excluded for tax deductions.
Hunter was forced to sign a representation letter by the accountants after they expressed apparent discomfort with the information he provided. This letter basically stated that all income was being reported truthfully and that all business-related deductions were being properly reported.
According to testimony, some of the things he took out were payments to "no-show" workers and his "West Coast assistant," who was really a prostitute. An $18,000 wire transfer is a specific area of contention. A $10,000 golf club member deposit and $8,000 in wages made up the two components of the transfer.
The $10,000 deposit was used to cover a sex club's costs, it was later discovered. Hunter's presence was confirmed by the club's owner, who revealed that he had to pay a sizable fee while his referrer was exempt from paying anything.
The testimony states that 2018 was significant because he was 103 years old and having his taxes prepared at the same time he was writing his book. And the claims in his book were in total opposition to what was claimed on his tax return. In some of the quotes from the book, he essentially claimed that he was learning how to cook crack while in a drug-induced haze.
Personal no-show employees made up some of the items that he subtracted. Although he referred to her as his West Coast assistant, she was really just a prostitute from the payments made to him.He sent payments; there is a $18,000 wire sent to one of these people, and it states on the wires that he sent $8,000 in wages and $10,000 in golf payments, including a deposit of $10,000 for a golf club membership. Furthermore, it is known that the $10,000 was used to fund a sex club. We spoke with the owner of the sex club where he frequented, and they confirmed that he was there. And the guy must pay $10,000, but the girl or whoever referred him to the location is not required to make any payments. As a result, that was subtracted from the tax return, it continues.
When describing Hunter's estranged former partner and daughter, another section of the whistleblower's testimony explains this.
This passage from the testimony reads, "So Lunden Roberts, she was on his payroll. Not working was she. In reality, she was working for him and living in Arkansas while pregnant. There were expenses for one of—he called her his West Coast assistant—whom we knew or believed to be involved in the prostitution business. He also subtracted costs associated with her. She can relate to the sex club problem.
If there were any prostitutes, some of them became his girlfriends. Consequently, they all changed and kind of morphed. I therefore want to accurately represent them. But a lot of the women I ended up interviewing were females, many of whom I think he was having sexual relationships with.
He was paying for the purpose of having a sexual relationship, is that right? according to your knowledge?
A: According to my knowledge, yes.
According to additional testimony, Hunter Biden "created financial concerns for the family by spending extravagantly on his own interests, including drugs, alcohol, prostitutes, strip clubs, and gifts for women with whom he had sexual relationships, while leaving the family with no funds to pay legitimate bills."
His tuition at Columbia University and a number of other costs were also deducted. The evidence strongly suggests that Hunter was personally involved in choosing which items to deduct, which is crucial. He allegedly went over his bank statements, marking items to be included or excluded for tax deductions.
Hunter was forced to sign a representation letter by the accountants after they expressed apparent discomfort with the information he provided. This letter basically stated that all income was being reported truthfully and that all business-related deductions were being properly reported.
