I prefer not to call him at all.
Ok, Fac don't call him, and the others don't have an opinion, so he remains Chamaco, but with a new look more reflective of our Chamaco's age.
For those of you who may not know the story of the $70,000...
Trump Took $70,000 in Tax Deductions
for Hair Care. Experts Say That’s Illegal.It’s a small but telling detail in The Times’s exposé on the president’s taxes.
Courts have ruled that hairstyling is a personal expense that cannot be deducted.
By James B. Stewart
Oct. 6, 2020
There were many bombshells in The New York Times’s exposé last week about President Trump’s taxes. He has paid basically zero federal income tax for years. His much-ballyhooed businesses are on the ropes. And that was just the headline.
But it was a juicy and seemingly less significant matter that jumped out at me: Mr. Trump spent more than $70,000 on hairstyling during several years of his run on “The Apprentice,” his reality-TV show.
That, of course, is quite a lot for any one person to spend on having his hair cut, blow-dried or colored. But what is really remarkable about the revelation is that Mr. Trump’s production company deducted his hairstyling expenses from its taxable income, reducing its tax bill.
Tax experts told me that deducting what is ordinarily considered a personal expense is prohibited under almost any circumstances. And they said such a deduction could potentially constitute criminal tax fraud if the cost of the hairstyling was reimbursed by someone else.
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