CHRIS EDWARDS REF– USED TO PAY THE LAST 5 YEARS OF NEVADA BUSINESS TAXES BUT VOTES TO RAISE YOUR TAXES

May, 9, 2016

Nevada Assemblyman Chris Edwards, R-Las Vegas, works in committee at the Legislative Building, in Carson City, Nev., on Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2015. Photo by Cathleen Allison

Photo by Cathleen Allison

Assemblyman Chris Edwards was swept into office in 2014 in the red waive election. Edwards ran on a pledge not to raise taxes. In fact, Edwards’ website from the 2014 election said: 

“During each of the legislative sessions throughout the Great Recession, the Nevada Legislature has looked for ways to increase taxes on out-of-work Nevadans. This is the wrong approach.”

But just like so many Republicans he broke that promise once in office voting to raise more than 25 taxes and “FEES.”

So it was surprising when  NEWSMAXTV LAS VEGAS found out that Edwards failed to pay his own Nevada business taxes for the past five years. Edwards listed on his Nevada Financial Disclosure Statement form he filed in January 2015, Zoetic Enterprises, Inc. (view the FDS below) a Nevada corporation as his business. In fact, the Secretary of State’s website shows Edwards as the President of the corporation. The problem is Edwards failed to pay his Nevada business taxes since 2011 yet kept operating until last year when the State of Nevada revoked its standing.  (View Edward’s’ public  Corporation documents below). 

According to inside sources, the Review Journal had this information back in May 2015 when the legislature was in session, but chose not to run it. It seems they are only interested in reporting tax issues about conservatives like Michele Fiore.

CHRIS EDWARD’S WEBSITE FROM 2014 ELECTION- WHICH HAS SINCE BEEN TAKEN DOWN

Edwards pledge to his voters

NEWSMAXTV LAS VEGAS lists all the taxes and “FEES” Assemblyman Chris Edwards voted for below in the 2014 legislative session according to sources. 

AB66: Increases fees for lawsuits

AB78: Increases cost of fees charged to an applicant for an elk tag

AB85: Revises provisions governing alcohol, drug and gambling counselors and increases fees and license requirements

AB115: Increases and adds new fees to healthcare providers who test, fit, or sell hearing aids

AB132: Increases fees to dissolve a domestic partnership

AB175: Imposes an excise tax on the transport of a passenger

AB191: Provides for additional taxes on fuels for motor vehicles

AB231: Requires a chiropractic physician licensee to submit a set of his or her fingerprints and pay a fee for the processing of the fingerprints

AB246: Providing a fee for the registration of such apprentices and shampoo technologists

AB258: Taxes Crowd-funding on the Internet

AB325: This bill requires the licensing of persons engaging in the business of a private professional guardian and authorizes the Commissioner of Financial Institutions to adopt regulations relating to the licensing of those persons

AB380: Requires the collection of sales taxes on Internet purchases

AB474: Increases fees on HOA dues from $3 to $5

AB478: Increases fees to subdivide land and for timeshares

AB480: Increases fees paid by mortgage/brokers and escrow agents

AB484: Includes with the notification of renewal of registration for the plate or plates the amount of any fee to be charged for the reissuance

SB38: Makes it more expensive to hire/retrain employees for day/night clubs

SB44: This bill raises fees for each barrel of oil or natural gas produced from a well in this State

SB312: Imposes new fees on motels

SB370: This bill adds additional fees and licensing requirements for barbering industry, as well as more government oversight and regulations

SB388: Increases fees for enforcing or amending a divorce decree

SB395: Allows Clark County to impose a new $14 fee for a marriage license

SB476: SB476 requires the imposition of a fee on parcels in a conservation district

COMMERCE TAX AMENDMENT 1039 to SB483, roll call vote; this was a vote to add the Commerce Tax into SB483

SB488: Establishes new fees for veterinary biologics and veterinary pharmaceuticals, not to exceed $75 for each product

SB502: Increases all fees paid to the DMV for any transactions

SJR4: Encourages Congress to tax internet purchases

CLICK HERE TO VIEW CHRIS EDWARDS’ PUBLIC TAX DOCUMENTS 

Edwards FDS (1)

Edwards Corporation Docs (1)

Rob Lauer

NEWSMAXTV LAS VEGAS POLITICAL CONTRIBUTOR

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