There's no such thing as a tax loophole
Robert Laurie , Bio and Archives--October 4, 2016
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I've argued, on several occasions that there's no such thing as a tax loophole. It simply doesn't exist. There's the tax code as written. That's it. Nothing more, nothing less.
The term "tax loophole" is a loaded term used by liberals who want to imply that someone has committed the crime of tax evasion when they haven't. What they're really doing is attacking successful people for being smart enough to know the tax laws and follow them.
Heck, even the New York Times, in the midst of its "Trump taxes" hit piece, admitted as much. The only sentence in the Times article you need to read is the one highlighted below:

“This tax thing, I’m sorry, this tax thing, please, find me one person that pays more taxes than they have to pay. You can’t do it! So everybody that’s acting so shocked that he did what he was legally entitled to do is a freaking hypocrite! That’s why Warren Buffett goes, ‘oh, rich people need to pay,’ well pay more money, Warren Buffett!”Check out the clip below:
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