Cindy McCain releases 2007 tax info

Our presidential candidate tax return voyeurism has now been satisfied.

Cindy McCain, who previously released some of her 2006 filing data, last night made public a couple of pages of her 2007 return.

Mrs. McCain, heir to beer distributorship, paid almost $1.14 million in taxes during 2007 on income of more than $4 million.

She and husband, Republican presidential candidate John McCain, regularly file separate returns. The McCain campaign issued a statement noting that the missus, like many of us, received an extension to file until Oct. 15. 

According to the return, around $2.9 million of Mrs. McCain's income came from "rental real estate, royalties, partnerships, S corporations, trusts, etc."

She also reported $746,000 in capital gains and a $297,000 salary.

Election year return roundup: With the release of Mrs. McCain's 2007 tax documents, political presidential personal tax transparency for this election year is complete.

Below is a quick look at all the candidates' and spouses' returns.

You can read more in my previous posts here for Barack and Michelle Obama and John McCain filings; here for Sarah and Todd Palin returns; and here for Joe and Jill Biden filings.

And if you want to sort through the actual IRS paperwork for the
candidates' most recent returns as well as, in several cases, filings
going back many years, check out the Tax Analysts Tax History Project
page on presidential returns.