Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has long been critical of the American tax code and, as he often does, the businessman has repeated taken to airing his grievances on Twitter. But a recent report from the New York Times that showed a $916 million income loss in 1995 could have kept Trump from having to pay federal income taxes for nearly two decades is calling renewed attention to Trump’s old tax tweets.

For example, in 2012, Trump was critical of half of Americans who he said do not pay income tax “despite crippling [government] debt.

Later that year, he criticized a “Facebook billionaire” for giving up his U.S. citizenship in order to “save taxes.”

Here are a few more.

The Trump campaign threatened legal action against the Times, but did not deny the substance of the report. The candidate himself suggested in last week’s first presidential debate that avoiding a massive tax bill would make him “smart.”

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