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2016-01-01 Photo gallery
UPDATED : Jan 01 2016, 00:00 IST
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A bird is seen at a park where the sun is reflected from water on the first day of New Year 2016 in Moradabad on Friday. PTI Photo
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2 /13 Sunset at Fiji island
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3 /13 New Year, new hope: As the rays of first sunrise of New Year started to fall on River Nethravathi, these sand miners (dailywage labourers) started yet another day in their little boats to earn their livelihood with a hope of better days and bright ye...
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4 /13 Sunset at Fiji island
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5 /13 Indian Army and Chinese PLA officers during a ceremonial Border Personnel Meeting (BPM) on the occasion of “New Year 2016” in Chushul, Ladakh on on Friday. PTI Photo
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6 /13 Sunset at Fiji island
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7 /13 Pahalgam: Ice climbers crossing a stream with the help of a log at Chandanwari at tourist resort of Pahalgam on Friday. Jammu and Kashmir Tourism Department has for the first time started ice climbing as an adventure sport in the valley. PTI Photo
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8 /13 A Sadhu smoking ganja at Babughat in Kolkata on Friday on the way to Gangasagar Island ahead of upcoming Makarsankranti. PTI Photo
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9 /13 Rio de Janeiro: Fireworks light the sky over Copacabana beach during New Year's Eve celebrations in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Thursday, Jan. 1, 2016. PTI
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10 /13 Womens play football on frist day of 2016 in Kolkata on Friday. PTI Photo
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11 /13 A fire burns on the Address Downtown skyscraper in Dubai, United Arab Emirates on Friday, Jan. 1, 2016. The blaze began Thursday night before Dubai's annual New Year's Eve fireworks show at the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building which sits ...
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12 /13 People from Christian Community release balloons to celebrate New Year at Methodist Church in Ahmedabad on Friday. PTI Photo
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13 /13 A man dressed as Hindu God Ardhnarishwar takes part in the 32nd Cochin Carnival at Fort Kochi in Kerala. Reuters
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IPL 2020: Best moments from Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Mumbai Indians
UPDATED : Sep 29 2020, 14:04 IST
The Royal Challengers Bangalore beat the Mumbai Indians in a thrilling Super Over after the scores were tied at the end of 20 overs. Here are the best moments from the IPL 2020 match between the teams.
![IPL 2020: Best moments from Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Mumbai Indians. RCB batsman AB de Villers and Devdutt Padikkal share a moment during the match. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI]( "IPL 2020: Best moments from Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Mumbai Indians. RCB batsman AB de Villers and Devdutt Padikkal share a moment during the match. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI")
1 /9 IPL 2020: Best moments from Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Mumbai Indians. RCB batsman AB de Villers and Devdutt Padikkal share a moment during the match. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI
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![Royal Challengers Bangalore batsman Aaron Finch plays a shot during the Indian Premier League between the Royal Challengers Bangalore and the Mumbai Indians at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Royal Challengers Bangalore batsman Aaron Finch plays a shot during the Indian Premier League between the Royal Challengers Bangalore and the Mumbai Indians at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Credit: PTI Photo")
2 /9 Royal Challengers Bangalore batsman Aaron Finch plays a shot during the Indian Premier League between the Royal Challengers Bangalore and the Mumbai Indians at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Credit: PTI Photo
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![The Mumbai Indians enter the field during the IPL match against the Royal Challengers Bangalore at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI]( "The Mumbai Indians enter the field during the IPL match against the Royal Challengers Bangalore at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI")
3 /9 The Mumbai Indians enter the field during the IPL match against the Royal Challengers Bangalore at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI
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![Jasprit Bumrah of the Mumbai Indians bowls to RCB. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI]( "Jasprit Bumrah of the Mumbai Indians bowls to RCB. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI")
4 /9 Jasprit Bumrah of the Mumbai Indians bowls to RCB. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI
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![Virat Kohli, captain of Royal Challengers Bangalore, plays a shot during the IPL 2020 match against the Mumbai Indians. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI]( "Virat Kohli, captain of Royal Challengers Bangalore, plays a shot during the IPL 2020 match against the Mumbai Indians. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI")
5 /9 Virat Kohli, captain of Royal Challengers Bangalore, plays a shot during the IPL 2020 match against the Mumbai Indians. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI
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![The Mumbai Indians celebrate the wicket of Virat Kohli, captain of the Royal Challengers Bangalore. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI]( "The Mumbai Indians celebrate the wicket of Virat Kohli, captain of the Royal Challengers Bangalore. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI")
6 /9 The Mumbai Indians celebrate the wicket of Virat Kohli, captain of the Royal Challengers Bangalore. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI
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![Isuru Udana of the Royal Challengers Bangalore celebrates taking the wicket of Suryakumar Yadav of the Mumbai Indians. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI]( "Isuru Udana of the Royal Challengers Bangalore celebrates taking the wicket of Suryakumar Yadav of the Mumbai Indians. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI")
7 /9 Isuru Udana of the Royal Challengers Bangalore celebrates taking the wicket of Suryakumar Yadav of the Mumbai Indians. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI
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![Isuru Udana of the Royal Challengers Bangalore tries to run out Ishan Kishan of the Mumbai Indians. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI]( "Isuru Udana of the Royal Challengers Bangalore tries to run out Ishan Kishan of the Mumbai Indians. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI")
8 /9 Isuru Udana of the Royal Challengers Bangalore tries to run out Ishan Kishan of the Mumbai Indians. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI
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![RCB batsman AB de Villers and Devdutt Padikkal share a moment during the match. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI]( "RCB batsman AB de Villers and Devdutt Padikkal share a moment during the match. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI")
9 /9 RCB batsman AB de Villers and Devdutt Padikkal share a moment during the match. Credit: iplt20.com, BCCI
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News in Pics, September 29: Best photos from around the world
UPDATED : Sep 29 2020, 16:28 IST
United States | Puerto Rico | Wildfire | Democrats | Kamala Harris | California | Murals | Jew | US election | Mumbai Indians | Farm Bills | ![The main building and restaurant at Meadowood Napa Valley luxury resort burns after the Glass Incident Fire moved through St. Helena, California. The fast-moving Glass Incident, originally called the Glass Fire, has burned over 11,000 acres in Sonoma and Napa counties. Much of Northern California is under a red flag warning for high fire danger through Monday evening. Credit: AFP Photo]( "The main building and restaurant at Meadowood Napa Valley luxury resort burns after the Glass Incident Fire moved through St. Helena, California. The fast-moving Glass Incident, originally called the Glass Fire, has burned over 11,000 acres in Sonoma and Napa counties. Much of Northern California is under a red flag warning for high fire danger through Monday evening. Credit: AFP Photo")
1 /8 The main building and restaurant at Meadowood Napa Valley luxury resort burns after the Glass Incident Fire moved through St. Helena, California. The fast-moving Glass Incident, originally called the Glass Fire, has burned over 11,000 acres in Sonoma and Napa counties. Much of Northern California is under a red flag warning for high fire danger through Monday evening. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Labourers spread wheat grain for drying at a market, in Patiala. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Labourers spread wheat grain for drying at a market, in Patiala. Credit: PTI Photo")
2 /8 Labourers spread wheat grain for drying at a market, in Patiala. Credit: PTI Photo
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![Royal Challengers Bangalore batsman AB de Villiers celebrates after winning a match against Mumbai Indians during the Indian Premier League 2020, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Royal Challengers Bangalore batsman AB de Villiers celebrates after winning a match against Mumbai Indians during the Indian Premier League 2020, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai. Credit: PTI Photo")
3 /8 Royal Challengers Bangalore batsman AB de Villiers celebrates after winning a match against Mumbai Indians during the Indian Premier League 2020, at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai. Credit: PTI Photo
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4 /8 The "Savage Journey" mural by British artist Izaac Zevalking, aka Recycled Propaganda, bearing the phrase "Fear of COViD in LAS VEGAS," is inspired by the film "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" adapted from Hunter S. Thompson's novel. Nevada is nearing 80,000 confirmed Covid-19 cases with an uptick in the number of coronavirus-related deaths due to death reporting delays and a significant decline in Covid-19 hospital patients. Credit: AFP Photo
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![People led by the activist group, Feminist Collective, protest to demand Governor Wanda Vazquez to declare a state of emergency in response to recent gender-based, femicides, assaults, and the disappearance of women in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Credit: AFP Photo]( "People led by the activist group, Feminist Collective, protest to demand Governor Wanda Vazquez to declare a state of emergency in response to recent gender-based, femicides, assaults, and the disappearance of women in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Credit: AFP Photo")
5 /8 People led by the activist group, Feminist Collective, protest to demand Governor Wanda Vazquez to declare a state of emergency in response to recent gender-based, femicides, assaults, and the disappearance of women in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Spain\'s Rafael Nadal returns the ball to Belarus\' Egor Gerasimov during their men\'s singles first round tennis match at the Philippe Chatrier court on Day 2 of The Roland Garros 2020 French Open tennis tournament in Paris. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Spain\'s Rafael Nadal returns the ball to Belarus\' Egor Gerasimov during their men\'s singles first round tennis match at the Philippe Chatrier court on Day 2 of The Roland Garros 2020 French Open tennis tournament in Paris. Credit: AFP Photo")
6 /8 Spain's Rafael Nadal returns the ball to Belarus' Egor Gerasimov during their men's singles first round tennis match at the Philippe Chatrier court on Day 2 of The Roland Garros 2020 French Open tennis tournament in Paris. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Unions members of Suez hold flares as they demonstrate against against Veolia\'s takeover bid in La Defense, west of Paris, outside French energy firm Engie, parent company of Suez. Veolia will not extend the September 30 deadline for its offer to Engie to buy back its shares in Suez, its CEO told MPs on September 23, 2020, accusing Suez of pursuing a \]( "Unions members of Suez hold flares as they demonstrate against against Veolia\'s takeover bid in La Defense, west of Paris, outside French energy firm Engie, parent company of Suez. Veolia will not extend the September 30 deadline for its offer to Engie to buy back its shares in Suez, its CEO told MPs on September 23, 2020, accusing Suez of pursuing a \")
7 /8 Unions members of Suez hold flares as they demonstrate against against Veolia's takeover bid in La Defense, west of Paris, outside French energy firm Engie, parent company of Suez. Veolia will not extend the September 30 deadline for its offer to Engie to buy back its shares in Suez, its CEO told MPs on September 23, 2020, accusing Suez of pursuing a "scorched earth policy". Credit: AFP Photo
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![Mourners pray near coffins containing the dead bodies of victims, who were killed in rocket attacks, in Abu Ghraib district, on the outskirts of Baghdad, Iraq. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "Mourners pray near coffins containing the dead bodies of victims, who were killed in rocket attacks, in Abu Ghraib district, on the outskirts of Baghdad, Iraq. Credit: Reuters Photo")
8 /8 Mourners pray near coffins containing the dead bodies of victims, who were killed in rocket attacks, in Abu Ghraib district, on the outskirts of Baghdad, Iraq. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![The \](https://www.deccanherald.com/sites/dh/files/styles/gallery_thumbnails/public/gallery_images/2020/09/29/file7cj8b8pg66vdrycal27.jpg "The \")
![Unions members of Suez hold flares as they demonstrate against against Veolia\'s takeover bid in La Defense, west of Paris, outside French energy firm Engie, parent company of Suez. Veolia will not extend the September 30 deadline for its offer to Engie to buy back its shares in Suez, its CEO told MPs on September 23, 2020, accusing Suez of pursuing a \](https://www.deccanherald.com/sites/dh/files/styles/gallery_thumbnails/public/gallery_images/2020/09/29/file7cjf80znrex13zwaejg9.jpg "Unions members of Suez hold flares as they demonstrate against against Veolia\'s takeover bid in La Defense, west of Paris, outside French energy firm Engie, parent company of Suez. Veolia will not extend the September 30 deadline for its offer to Engie to buy back its shares in Suez, its CEO told MPs on September 23, 2020, accusing Suez of pursuing a \")
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18 revelations from a trove of Trump tax records
UPDATED : Sep 28 2020, 17:17 IST
The New York Times has obtained tax-return data for President Donald Trump and his companies that cover more than two decades. Trump has long refused to release this information, making him the first President in decades to hide basic details about his finances. His refusal has made his tax returns among the most sought-after documents in recent memory. It is important to remember that the returns are not an unvarnished look at Trump’s business activity. They are instead his portrayal of his companies, compiled for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). But they do offer the most detailed picture yet available. Let's take a deeper look at the takeaways.
![18 revelations from a trove of Trump tax records]( "18 revelations from a trove of Trump tax records")
1 /19 18 revelations from a trove of Trump tax records
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![In addition to the 11 years in which he paid no taxes during the 18 years examined by The Times, he paid only $750 in each of the two most recent years — 2016 and 2017. He has managed to avoid taxes while enjoying the lifestyle of a billionaire — which he claims to be — in which his companies cover the costs of many personal expenses.]( "In addition to the 11 years in which he paid no taxes during the 18 years examined by The Times, he paid only $750 in each of the two most recent years — 2016 and 2017. He has managed to avoid taxes while enjoying the lifestyle of a billionaire — which he claims to be — in which his companies cover the costs of many personal expenses.")
2 /19 In addition to the 11 years in which he paid no taxes during the 18 years examined by The Times, he paid only $750 in each of the two most recent years — 2016 and 2017. He has managed to avoid taxes while enjoying the lifestyle of a billionaire — which he claims to be — in which his companies cover the costs of many personal expenses.
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![Trump did face large tax bills after the initial success of The Apprentice television show, but he erased most of these tax payments through a refund. Combined, Trump initially paid almost $95 million in federal income taxes over the 18 years. He later managed to recoup most of that money, with interest, by applying for and receiving a $72.9 million tax refund, starting in 2010. The refund reduced his total income tax bill between 2000 and 2017 to an annual average of $1.4 million. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "Trump did face large tax bills after the initial success of The Apprentice television show, but he erased most of these tax payments through a refund. Combined, Trump initially paid almost $95 million in federal income taxes over the 18 years. He later managed to recoup most of that money, with interest, by applying for and receiving a $72.9 million tax refund, starting in 2010. The refund reduced his total income tax bill between 2000 and 2017 to an annual average of $1.4 million. Credit: Reuters Photo")
3 /19 Trump did face large tax bills after the initial success of The Apprentice television show, but he erased most of these tax payments through a refund. Combined, Trump initially paid almost $95 million in federal income taxes over the 18 years. He later managed to recoup most of that money, with interest, by applying for and receiving a $72.9 million tax refund, starting in 2010. The refund reduced his total income tax bill between 2000 and 2017 to an annual average of $1.4 million. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![Taxes on wealthy Americans have declined sharply over the past few decades, and many use loopholes to reduce their taxes below the statutory rates. Over the past two decades, Trump has paid about $400 million less in combined federal income taxes than a very wealthy person who paid the average for that group each year. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "Taxes on wealthy Americans have declined sharply over the past few decades, and many use loopholes to reduce their taxes below the statutory rates. Over the past two decades, Trump has paid about $400 million less in combined federal income taxes than a very wealthy person who paid the average for that group each year. Credit: Reuters Photo")
4 /19 Taxes on wealthy Americans have declined sharply over the past few decades, and many use loopholes to reduce their taxes below the statutory rates. Over the past two decades, Trump has paid about $400 million less in combined federal income taxes than a very wealthy person who paid the average for that group each year. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![Trump may be the wealthiest US president in history. Yet he has often paid less in taxes than other recent Presidents. Barack Obama and George W Bush each regularly paid more than $100,000 a year — and sometimes much more — in federal income taxes while in office. Trump, by contrast, is running a federal government to which he has contributed almost no income tax revenue in many years. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "Trump may be the wealthiest US president in history. Yet he has often paid less in taxes than other recent Presidents. Barack Obama and George W Bush each regularly paid more than $100,000 a year — and sometimes much more — in federal income taxes while in office. Trump, by contrast, is running a federal government to which he has contributed almost no income tax revenue in many years. Credit: Reuters Photo")
5 /19 Trump may be the wealthiest US president in history. Yet he has often paid less in taxes than other recent Presidents. Barack Obama and George W Bush each regularly paid more than $100,000 a year — and sometimes much more — in federal income taxes while in office. Trump, by contrast, is running a federal government to which he has contributed almost no income tax revenue in many years. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![When applying for the refund, he cited a giant financial loss that may be related to the failure of his Atlantic City casinos. He also claimed that he had fully surrendered his stake in the casinos. Federal law holds that investors can claim a total loss on an investment, as Trump did, only if they receive nothing in return. Trump, however, did appear to receive five per cent of the new casino company that formed when he renounced his stake. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "When applying for the refund, he cited a giant financial loss that may be related to the failure of his Atlantic City casinos. He also claimed that he had fully surrendered his stake in the casinos. Federal law holds that investors can claim a total loss on an investment, as Trump did, only if they receive nothing in return. Trump, however, did appear to receive five per cent of the new casino company that formed when he renounced his stake. Credit: Reuters Photo")
6 /19 When applying for the refund, he cited a giant financial loss that may be related to the failure of his Atlantic City casinos. He also claimed that he had fully surrendered his stake in the casinos. Federal law holds that investors can claim a total loss on an investment, as Trump did, only if they receive nothing in return. Trump, however, did appear to receive five per cent of the new casino company that formed when he renounced his stake. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![Trump\'s residences are part of the family business, as are the golf courses where he spends so much time. He has classified the cost of his aircraft as a business expense as well. Haircuts — including more than $70,000 to style his hair during The Apprentice — have fallen into the same category. So did almost $100,000 paid to a favourite hair and makeup artist of Ivanka Trump. All of this helps to reduce Trump’s tax bill further, because companies can write off business expenses. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Trump\'s residences are part of the family business, as are the golf courses where he spends so much time. He has classified the cost of his aircraft as a business expense as well. Haircuts — including more than $70,000 to style his hair during The Apprentice — have fallen into the same category. So did almost $100,000 paid to a favourite hair and makeup artist of Ivanka Trump. All of this helps to reduce Trump’s tax bill further, because companies can write off business expenses. Credit: AFP Photo")
7 /19 Trump's residences are part of the family business, as are the golf courses where he spends so much time. He has classified the cost of his aircraft as a business expense as well. Haircuts — including more than $70,000 to style his hair during The Apprentice — have fallen into the same category. So did almost $100,000 paid to a favourite hair and makeup artist of Ivanka Trump. All of this helps to reduce Trump’s tax bill further, because companies can write off business expenses. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Trump bought Seven Spring in New York in 1996. His sons, Eric and Donald Jr, spent summers living there when they were younger. The Trump Organization website reports that Seven Springs is used as a retreat for the Trump family. Nonetheless, the elder Trump has classified it as an investment property. As a result, he has been able to write off $2.2 million in property taxes since 2014 — even as the 2017 tax law limited individuals to writing off only $10k in property taxes a year. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "Trump bought Seven Spring in New York in 1996. His sons, Eric and Donald Jr, spent summers living there when they were younger. The Trump Organization website reports that Seven Springs is used as a retreat for the Trump family. Nonetheless, the elder Trump has classified it as an investment property. As a result, he has been able to write off $2.2 million in property taxes since 2014 — even as the 2017 tax law limited individuals to writing off only $10k in property taxes a year. Credit: Reuters Photo")
8 /19 Trump bought Seven Spring in New York in 1996. His sons, Eric and Donald Jr, spent summers living there when they were younger. The Trump Organization website reports that Seven Springs is used as a retreat for the Trump family. Nonetheless, the elder Trump has classified it as an investment property. As a result, he has been able to write off $2.2 million in property taxes since 2014 — even as the 2017 tax law limited individuals to writing off only $10k in property taxes a year. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![Consulting fee reduces taxes because companies are able to write them off as a business expense, lowering the amount of final profit subject to tax. Trump collected $5 million on a hotel deal in Azerbaijan, for example, and reported $1.1 million in consulting fees. In Dubai, there was a $630,000 fee on $3 million in income. Since 2010, Trump has written off some $26 million in such fees. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Consulting fee reduces taxes because companies are able to write them off as a business expense, lowering the amount of final profit subject to tax. Trump collected $5 million on a hotel deal in Azerbaijan, for example, and reported $1.1 million in consulting fees. In Dubai, there was a $630,000 fee on $3 million in income. Since 2010, Trump has written off some $26 million in such fees. Credit: AFP Photo")
9 /19 Consulting fee reduces taxes because companies are able to write them off as a business expense, lowering the amount of final profit subject to tax. Trump collected $5 million on a hotel deal in Azerbaijan, for example, and reported $1.1 million in consulting fees. In Dubai, there was a $630,000 fee on $3 million in income. Since 2010, Trump has written off some $26 million in such fees. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Trump’s private records show that his company once paid $747,622 in fees to an unnamed consultant for hotel projects in Hawaii and Vancouver, British Columbia. Ivanka Trump’s public disclosure forms — which she filed when joining the White House staff in 2017 — show that she had received an identical amount through a consulting company she co-owned. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "Trump’s private records show that his company once paid $747,622 in fees to an unnamed consultant for hotel projects in Hawaii and Vancouver, British Columbia. Ivanka Trump’s public disclosure forms — which she filed when joining the White House staff in 2017 — show that she had received an identical amount through a consulting company she co-owned. Credit: Reuters Photo")
10 /19 Trump’s private records show that his company once paid $747,622 in fees to an unnamed consultant for hotel projects in Hawaii and Vancouver, British Columbia. Ivanka Trump’s public disclosure forms — which she filed when joining the White House staff in 2017 — show that she had received an identical amount through a consulting company she co-owned. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![Since 2000, he has reported losing more than $315 million at the golf courses that he often describes as the heart of his empire. Much of this has been at Trump National Doral, a resort near Miami that he bought in 2012. And his Washington hotel, opened in 2016, has lost more than $55 million. An exception: Trump Tower in New York, which reliably earns him more than $20 million in profits a year. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Since 2000, he has reported losing more than $315 million at the golf courses that he often describes as the heart of his empire. Much of this has been at Trump National Doral, a resort near Miami that he bought in 2012. And his Washington hotel, opened in 2016, has lost more than $55 million. An exception: Trump Tower in New York, which reliably earns him more than $20 million in profits a year. Credit: AFP Photo")
11 /19 Since 2000, he has reported losing more than $315 million at the golf courses that he often describes as the heart of his empire. Much of this has been at Trump National Doral, a resort near Miami that he bought in 2012. And his Washington hotel, opened in 2016, has lost more than $55 million. An exception: Trump Tower in New York, which reliably earns him more than $20 million in profits a year. Credit: AFP Photo
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![The Times calculates that between 2004 and 2018, Trump made a combined $427.4 million from selling his image — an image of unapologetic wealth through shrewd business management. The marketing of this image has been a huge success, even if the underlying management of many of the operating Trump companies has not been. Other firms have paid for the right to use the Trump name. Of course, Trump’s brand also made possible his election as the first US President with no prior experience. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "The Times calculates that between 2004 and 2018, Trump made a combined $427.4 million from selling his image — an image of unapologetic wealth through shrewd business management. The marketing of this image has been a huge success, even if the underlying management of many of the operating Trump companies has not been. Other firms have paid for the right to use the Trump name. Of course, Trump’s brand also made possible his election as the first US President with no prior experience. Credit: Reuters Photo")
12 /19 The Times calculates that between 2004 and 2018, Trump made a combined $427.4 million from selling his image — an image of unapologetic wealth through shrewd business management. The marketing of this image has been a huge success, even if the underlying management of many of the operating Trump companies has not been. Other firms have paid for the right to use the Trump name. Of course, Trump’s brand also made possible his election as the first US President with no prior experience. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![The Trump Organization has used the losses to offset the rich profits from the licensing of the Trump brand and other profitable pieces of its business. The reported losses from the operating businesses were so large that they often fully erased the licensing income, leaving the organisation to claim that it earns no money and thus owes no taxes. The collapse of major parts of his business in the early 1990s generated huge losses that he used to reduce his taxes for years afterward. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "The Trump Organization has used the losses to offset the rich profits from the licensing of the Trump brand and other profitable pieces of its business. The reported losses from the operating businesses were so large that they often fully erased the licensing income, leaving the organisation to claim that it earns no money and thus owes no taxes. The collapse of major parts of his business in the early 1990s generated huge losses that he used to reduce his taxes for years afterward. Credit: Reuters Photo")
13 /19 The Trump Organization has used the losses to offset the rich profits from the licensing of the Trump brand and other profitable pieces of its business. The reported losses from the operating businesses were so large that they often fully erased the licensing income, leaving the organisation to claim that it earns no money and thus owes no taxes. The collapse of major parts of his business in the early 1990s generated huge losses that he used to reduce his taxes for years afterward. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![“The Apprentice,” which debuted on NBC in 2004, was a huge hit. Trump received 50% of its profits, and he went on to buy more than 10 golf courses and multiple other properties. The losses at these properties reduced his tax bill. But the strategy ran into trouble as the money from “The Apprentice” began to decline. By 2015, his financial condition was worsening. Credit: AP Photo]( "“The Apprentice,” which debuted on NBC in 2004, was a huge hit. Trump received 50% of its profits, and he went on to buy more than 10 golf courses and multiple other properties. The losses at these properties reduced his tax bill. But the strategy ran into trouble as the money from “The Apprentice” began to decline. By 2015, his financial condition was worsening. Credit: AP Photo")
14 /19 “The Apprentice,” which debuted on NBC in 2004, was a huge hit. Trump received 50% of its profits, and he went on to buy more than 10 golf courses and multiple other properties. The losses at these properties reduced his tax bill. But the strategy ran into trouble as the money from “The Apprentice” began to decline. By 2015, his financial condition was worsening. Credit: AP Photo
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![The financial records do not answer this question definitively. But the timing is consistent: Trump announced a campaign that seemed a long shot to win but was almost certain to bring him newfound attention, at the same time that his businesses were in need of a new approach. Credit: AFP Photo]( "The financial records do not answer this question definitively. But the timing is consistent: Trump announced a campaign that seemed a long shot to win but was almost certain to bring him newfound attention, at the same time that his businesses were in need of a new approach. Credit: AFP Photo")
15 /19 The financial records do not answer this question definitively. But the timing is consistent: Trump announced a campaign that seemed a long shot to win but was almost certain to bring him newfound attention, at the same time that his businesses were in need of a new approach. Credit: AFP Photo
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![A surge of new members at the Mar-a-Lago club in Florida gave him $5 million a year from the business since 2015. Roofing materials manufacturer GAF spent at least $1.5 million at Doral in 2018 as its industry was seeking changes in federal regulations. The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association paid at least $397,602 in 2017 to the Washington hotel, where it held at least one event during its World Summit in Defense of Persecuted Christians. Trump received millions from foreign nations. Credit: AFP Photo]( "A surge of new members at the Mar-a-Lago club in Florida gave him $5 million a year from the business since 2015. Roofing materials manufacturer GAF spent at least $1.5 million at Doral in 2018 as its industry was seeking changes in federal regulations. The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association paid at least $397,602 in 2017 to the Washington hotel, where it held at least one event during its World Summit in Defense of Persecuted Christians. Trump received millions from foreign nations. Credit: AFP Photo")
16 /19 A surge of new members at the Mar-a-Lago club in Florida gave him $5 million a year from the business since 2015. Roofing materials manufacturer GAF spent at least $1.5 million at Doral in 2018 as its industry was seeking changes in federal regulations. The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association paid at least $397,602 in 2017 to the Washington hotel, where it held at least one event during its World Summit in Defense of Persecuted Christians. Trump received millions from foreign nations. Credit: AFP Photo
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![With “The Apprentice” revenue declining, Trump has absorbed the losses partly through one-time financial moves that may not be available to him again. In 2012, he took out a $100 million mortgage on the commercial space in Trump Tower. He has also sold hundreds of millions worth of stock and bonds. But his financial records indicate that he may have as little as $873,000 left to sell. Credit: AFP Photo]( "With “The Apprentice” revenue declining, Trump has absorbed the losses partly through one-time financial moves that may not be available to him again. In 2012, he took out a $100 million mortgage on the commercial space in Trump Tower. He has also sold hundreds of millions worth of stock and bonds. But his financial records indicate that he may have as little as $873,000 left to sell. Credit: AFP Photo")
17 /19 With “The Apprentice” revenue declining, Trump has absorbed the losses partly through one-time financial moves that may not be available to him again. In 2012, he took out a $100 million mortgage on the commercial space in Trump Tower. He has also sold hundreds of millions worth of stock and bonds. But his financial records indicate that he may have as little as $873,000 left to sell. Credit: AFP Photo
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![He appears to have paid off none of the principal of the Trump Tower mortgage, and the full $100 million comes due in 2022. And if he loses his dispute with the IRS over the 2010 refund, he could owe the government more than $100 million (including interest on the original amount). Credit: AFP Photo]( "He appears to have paid off none of the principal of the Trump Tower mortgage, and the full $100 million comes due in 2022. And if he loses his dispute with the IRS over the 2010 refund, he could owe the government more than $100 million (including interest on the original amount). Credit: AFP Photo")
18 /19 He appears to have paid off none of the principal of the Trump Tower mortgage, and the full $100 million comes due in 2022. And if he loses his dispute with the IRS over the 2010 refund, he could owe the government more than $100 million (including interest on the original amount). Credit: AFP Photo
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![In the 1990s, Trump nearly ruined himself by personally guaranteeing hundreds of millions of dollars in loans, and he has since said that he regretted doing so. But he has taken the same step again, his tax records show. He appears to be responsible for loans totaling $421 million, most of which is coming due within four years. Should he win reelection, his lenders could be placed in the unprecedented position of weighing whether to foreclose on a sitting President. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "In the 1990s, Trump nearly ruined himself by personally guaranteeing hundreds of millions of dollars in loans, and he has since said that he regretted doing so. But he has taken the same step again, his tax records show. He appears to be responsible for loans totaling $421 million, most of which is coming due within four years. Should he win reelection, his lenders could be placed in the unprecedented position of weighing whether to foreclose on a sitting President. Credit: Reuters Photo")
19 /19 In the 1990s, Trump nearly ruined himself by personally guaranteeing hundreds of millions of dollars in loans, and he has since said that he regretted doing so. But he has taken the same step again, his tax records show. He appears to be responsible for loans totaling $421 million, most of which is coming due within four years. Should he win reelection, his lenders could be placed in the unprecedented position of weighing whether to foreclose on a sitting President. Credit: Reuters Photo
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UPDATED : Sep 28 2020, 07:52 IST
US election | United States | Paraguay | Fire | Abortion | Mexico | California | Farm Bills | Akali Dal | Punjab | Colombia | LGBTQIA+ | Democratic Republic of Congo | ![A California Air National Guard Modular Airborne Fire Fighting Systems (MAFFS) drops retardant ahead of the Glass Fire in Angwin, California, US. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "A California Air National Guard Modular Airborne Fire Fighting Systems (MAFFS) drops retardant ahead of the Glass Fire in Angwin, California, US. Credit: Reuters Photo")
1 /7 A California Air National Guard Modular Airborne Fire Fighting Systems (MAFFS) drops retardant ahead of the Glass Fire in Angwin, California, US. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![Shiromani Akali Dal President Sukhbir Singh Badal addresses a gathering of party workers and farmers to mobilise them for October 1 Kisan March, which would commence from all three Sikh religious Takhts in the state to Mohali, in Ropar district, Punjab. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Shiromani Akali Dal President Sukhbir Singh Badal addresses a gathering of party workers and farmers to mobilise them for October 1 Kisan March, which would commence from all three Sikh religious Takhts in the state to Mohali, in Ropar district, Punjab. Credit: PTI Photo")
2 /7 Shiromani Akali Dal President Sukhbir Singh Badal addresses a gathering of party workers and farmers to mobilise them for October 1 Kisan March, which would commence from all three Sikh religious Takhts in the state to Mohali, in Ropar district, Punjab. Credit: PTI Photo
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![Cleveland sports mascots pose at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse where a voter registration event took place in Cleveland, Ohio. Cleveland sports teams the Browns of the NFL, Cavaliers of the NBA and Indians of MLB, partnered on the voter registration to encourage Ohio voters to cast their ballot on election day. The group \]( "Cleveland sports mascots pose at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse where a voter registration event took place in Cleveland, Ohio. Cleveland sports teams the Browns of the NFL, Cavaliers of the NBA and Indians of MLB, partnered on the voter registration to encourage Ohio voters to cast their ballot on election day. The group \")
3 /7 Cleveland sports mascots pose at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse where a voter registration event took place in Cleveland, Ohio. Cleveland sports teams the Browns of the NFL, Cavaliers of the NBA and Indians of MLB, partnered on the voter registration to encourage Ohio voters to cast their ballot on election day. The group "More Than a Vote," is partnering with various organizations to help convert venues (like the Cavaliers' Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse) into voting sites, address the shortage in poll workers, particularly in communities of color, and fight voter suppression. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Women take part in a demonstration to mark the International Safe Abortion Day in Monterrey, Mexico. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "Women take part in a demonstration to mark the International Safe Abortion Day in Monterrey, Mexico. Credit: Reuters Photo")
4 /7 Women take part in a demonstration to mark the International Safe Abortion Day in Monterrey, Mexico. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![Members of Paraguay\'s highway patrol and locals try to extinguish a fire in San Bernardino, east of Asuncion, Paraguay, where thousands hectares have already been affected by fires, following extreme droughts. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Members of Paraguay\'s highway patrol and locals try to extinguish a fire in San Bernardino, east of Asuncion, Paraguay, where thousands hectares have already been affected by fires, following extreme droughts. Credit: AFP Photo")
5 /7 Members of Paraguay's highway patrol and locals try to extinguish a fire in San Bernardino, east of Asuncion, Paraguay, where thousands hectares have already been affected by fires, following extreme droughts. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Relatives and friends of Juliana Giraldo attend her funeral in Jamundi municipality, Valle del Cauca department, on September 27, 2020. Giraldo, a transsexual woman, was shot dead by a soldier while travelling in a car with her partner on a highway in southwest Colombia, on September 24, an action the army recognised and regretted.]( "Relatives and friends of Juliana Giraldo attend her funeral in Jamundi municipality, Valle del Cauca department, on September 27, 2020. Giraldo, a transsexual woman, was shot dead by a soldier while travelling in a car with her partner on a highway in southwest Colombia, on September 24, an action the army recognised and regretted.")
6 /7 Relatives and friends of Juliana Giraldo attend her funeral in Jamundi municipality, Valle del Cauca department, on September 27, 2020. Giraldo, a transsexual woman, was shot dead by a soldier while travelling in a car with her partner on a highway in southwest Colombia, on September 24, an action the army recognised and regretted.
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![Joachim Lobo, a schoolteacher, stands in his makeshift shelter in the Loda IDP camp near Fataki, in Ituri province, northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo. He was forced to flee his village in June after an attack by armed men. Fataki and surrounding villages have been targeted by recurring armed attacks by militiamen that have driven tens of thousands of people from their villages. Since the end of 2017, the conflict in Ituri has left several hundred people dead and more than one and a half million disp]( "Joachim Lobo, a schoolteacher, stands in his makeshift shelter in the Loda IDP camp near Fataki, in Ituri province, northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo. He was forced to flee his village in June after an attack by armed men. Fataki and surrounding villages have been targeted by recurring armed attacks by militiamen that have driven tens of thousands of people from their villages. Since the end of 2017, the conflict in Ituri has left several hundred people dead and more than one and a half million displaced. Most of the massacres are attributed to armed militias belonging to the Lendu community and claiming to defend themselves against the Congolese army and the Hema community. Credit: AFP Photo")
7 /7 Joachim Lobo, a schoolteacher, stands in his makeshift shelter in the Loda IDP camp near Fataki, in Ituri province, northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo. He was forced to flee his village in June after an attack by armed men. Fataki and surrounding villages have been targeted by recurring armed attacks by militiamen that have driven tens of thousands of people from their villages. Since the end of 2017, the conflict in Ituri has left several hundred people dead and more than one and a half million displaced. Most of the massacres are attributed to armed militias belonging to the Lendu community and claiming to defend themselves against the Congolese army and the Hema community. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Cleveland sports mascots pose at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse where a voter registration event took place in Cleveland, Ohio. Cleveland sports teams the Browns of the NFL, Cavaliers of the NBA and Indians of MLB, partnered on the voter registration to encourage Ohio voters to cast their ballot on election day. The group \](https://www.deccanherald.com/sites/dh/files/styles/gallery_thumbnails/public/gallery_images/2020/09/28/news%203.jpg "Cleveland sports mascots pose at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse where a voter registration event took place in Cleveland, Ohio. Cleveland sports teams the Browns of the NFL, Cavaliers of the NBA and Indians of MLB, partnered on the voter registration to encourage Ohio voters to cast their ballot on election day. The group \")
