ra Republican National Committee April 18, 2016 Rorrie Gregorio National Partner-in-Charge, Family Office Group Member, High-Net-Worth Individuals Practice Group Marcum LLP 750 3rd Avenue 11th Floor New York, NY 10017 Ms. Rorrie Gregorio, As Hillary and Bill Clinton's financial and estate planner, as well as their personal accountant, I am writing to you on this annual tax day to inquire as to whether Hillary Clinton has chosen to put her money where her mouth is, and pay the additional taxes she is hypocritically proposing that other Americans of similar income pay, but not said she is willing to voluntarily pay herself. Asa part of Mrs. Clinton’s tax policy proposals, she has called for an unprecedented new tax on Americans who earn more than $5 million annually. This 4-percent “surcharge” would effectively create an entirely new tax bracket for people at the top 0.01 percent, such as herself. Since leaving the White House in early 2001, at a time when she claimed to be “dead broke,” the Clintons have earned at least $186,674,757 in taxable income (See attached). In 2014, the last year in which the Clintons have publicly released their tax returns, they earned $22,787,248, their highest single year of taxable income since being “dead broke.” With the Clintons’ tremendous income, | am calling upon them to fully embrace her new tax by applying the “surcharge” to her family’s previous income since 2001 when her family income has been in excess of $10 million on average annually. imitte. @ Ww gopcom | Not ethorzd by ary candidate or ery cancate's conan.Fr. Republican National Committee Should the Clintons choose to put their money where their mouth is and pay Hillary Clinton's proposed tax, she and her husband would owe the Internal Revenue Service a cumulative amount of $4,687,898.56 dating back to 2001. To pay the tax for 2014 alone, the Clintons would owe $711,489.92. ‘Asa member of the top .01 percent of American income-earners and a proponent of higher taxes, Clinton should practice what she preaches by sending the U.S. Treasury the over $4.6 million she would have owed under her new tax. In addition, it is imperative that the Clintons continue to lead moving forward, and pay this 4-percent “surcharge” tax on their 2015 federal income tax filings and each year moving forward. Mrs, Clinton has a particular obligation to honor her tax agenda considering her and her husband's past and current use of the tax code. Whether it was the improper use of interest deductions on their Whitewater real estate loans, or their current use of real estate loopholes to avoid fully paying the estate tax, another tax she seeks to raise, the Clintons can no longer hide their hypocritical penchant for gaming the tax system. The American people are tired of the Clintons playing by their own set of rules. I urge Hillary Clinton to put aside her family’s tax hypocrisy, put her money where her mouth is, and pay the IRS the costs of her own tax hiking agenda. Sincerely, Reince Priebus Chairman, Republican National Committee Parte Repo Naoral Ga @ 310 First Street, SE * Washington, DC 20003 * www.gop.com | Ho eran yan it any Cua’ co fanCa Republican National Committee How Much Clinton Would Owe Under Her 4-Percent Surcharge Tax TAXABLE INCOME YEAR TAXABLE INCOME | OVER $5 MILLION | AMOUNT OWED 2001 14,427,526 9,427,526 377,101.04 2002 8,881,115 3,881,115 155,244.60 2003 7,027,281 2,027,281 81,091.24 2004 16,376,091 11,376,091 455,043.64 2005 15,270,582 10,270,582 410,823.28 2006 13,251,979 8,251,979 330,079.16 2007 15,696,172 10,696,172 427,846.88 2008 4,477,303 0 0.00 2009 8,071,656 3,071,656 122,866.24 2010 10,704,263 5,704,263 228,170.52 2011 11,621,445 6,621,445 264,857.80 2012 15,921,409 10,921,409 436,856.36 2013 22,160,687 17,160,687 686,427.48 2014 22,787,248 17,787,248 711,489.92 Total: 186,674,757 117,197,454 4,687,898.16 Paid for by the Republican National Committee, ‘310 First Stroet, SE + Washington, DC 20003 + yww.gop.com Not authorized by any candidate oF any candidate's committee.