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"If they knew anything was wrong they could be in violation of tax law," Mr. Tritt, the University of Florida law professor, said. "They can't just stick their heads in the sand."
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1992-? He also was the unofficial keeper of Fred Trump's personal and business papers, his basement crowded with boxes of old Trump financial records. John Walter and the four Trump children each owned 20 percent of All County, records show.
1993 Fred Trump, accompanied by his secretary and Robert Trump, drove a hard bargain. After negotiating a 10 percent discount, he made one last demand: "I had to pay the tab," Mr. Eastmond recalled with a chuckle.
1995 In May 1995, with an unsteady hand, he signed documents granting Robert Trump power of attorney to act "in my name, place and stead."
1995 Six months later, on Nov. 22, the Trumps began transferring ownership of most of Fred Trump's empire. (A few properties were excluded.)
1999 Robert Trump, the youngest sibling and the beta to Donald's alpha, was given the task of overseeing day-to-day details. After years of working for his brother, Robert Trump went to work for his father in late 1991.
2000 Fifteen months later, Fred Trump's executors - Donald, Maryanne and Robert - filed his estate tax return. The return, obtained by The Times, vividly illustrates the effectiveness of the tax strategies devised by the Trumps in the early 1990s.
2000 The audit concluded that their estates were worth $51.8 million, 23 percent more than Donald Trump and his siblings had claimed.
2003 As always, Robert Trump drove into Manhattan with several of his lieutenants. Donald Trump appeared with Allen H. Weisselberg, who had worked for Fred Trump for two decades before becoming his son's chief financial officer.
2003 He directed his brother to solicit private bids, saying he wanted the sale handled quickly and quietly. Donald Trump's signature skill - drumming up publicity for the Trump brand - would sit this one out.
2004 On May 4, 2004, the Trump children spent most of the day signing away ownership of what their father had doggedly built over 70 years.
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As Robert Trump acknowledged in his deposition, "The higher the markup would be, the higher the rent that might be charged."
As their father's executors, Donald, Maryanne and Robert were legally responsible for the accuracy of his estate tax return.
The self-dealing at the heart of this arrangement was best illustrated by Robert Trump, whose father paid him a $500,000 annual salary.
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