Jared Kushner’s Family Business Subpoenaed Over Slumlord–esque Tactics
Last month, we learned that First Son-in-Law Jared Kushner’s complete and total inability to fill out a form properly the first time was a problem that long predated his time in the White House. In addition to omitting key pieces of information that forced him to amend his financial-disclosure forms at least 39 times, forgetting to mention more than 100 foreign officials he met with before joining the West Wing, and registering to vote as a woman, the Boy Prince of New Jersey’s family business routinely filed false paperwork that resulted in the company netting millions during a three-year period in which he was C.E.O. And now, Brooklyn prosecutors would like more information about how that situation came to pass, beyond no one here can fill out a form to save their lives.
In related news, earlier this week Bloomberg reported that 666 Fifth Avenue, the company Kushner bought on the eve of the financial crisis for $1.8 billion, had one of its worst years ever, losing $25 million in 2017, compared to $14.5 million the year prior. All in all, it’s a great situation for young Jared to return to, should his time in the executive branch be soon drawing to a close.
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2018/04/kushner-cos-subpoenaed-over-slumlordesque-tactics
Last month, we learned that First Son-in-Law Jared Kushner’s complete and total inability to fill out a form properly the first time was a problem that long predated his time in the White House. In addition to omitting key pieces of information that forced him to amend his financial-disclosure forms at least 39 times, forgetting to mention more than 100 foreign officials he met with before joining the West Wing, and registering to vote as a woman, the Boy Prince of New Jersey’s family business routinely filed false paperwork that resulted in the company netting millions during a three-year period in which he was C.E.O. And now, Brooklyn prosecutors would like more information about how that situation came to pass, beyond no one here can fill out a form to save their lives.
In related news, earlier this week Bloomberg reported that 666 Fifth Avenue, the company Kushner bought on the eve of the financial crisis for $1.8 billion, had one of its worst years ever, losing $25 million in 2017, compared to $14.5 million the year prior. All in all, it’s a great situation for young Jared to return to, should his time in the executive branch be soon drawing to a close.
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2018/04/kushner-cos-subpoenaed-over-slumlordesque-tactics
