How Trump’s tax avoidance ways could be rubbing off on U.S. voters

President paid tens of millions of dollars in personal taxes (a broader category than income taxes), and he has yet to disclose full financial statements.

When Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton accused him of not paying federal income taxes in the late 1970s, Mr.

Trump’s tax returns were released, they would show he paid less than his fair share of taxes, his fair share or more than his fair share.

Trump (by voting for him) and who believe that he paid less than his fair share of taxes.

Trump showed no significant difference in tax-compliance attitudes between those who thought he paid his fair share and those who did not.

Trump, there was a significant difference between those who thought he had paid his fair share of taxes and those who did not.

Trump paid his fair share indicated that their own attitudes meant they would pay their fair share in taxes.

The second group of Trump supporters, which believed he did not pay his fair share in taxes, responded to the scenario in ways that indicated they would not pay their fair share in taxes.

Trump and believed he dodged taxes, you are likely to dodge taxes as well.

One possibility, the study says, is that people likely to dodge taxes simply embraced Mr.

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