tax returns
"Just did my own taxes. Should be in jail by the morning."
The Supreme Court delivered a major blow to former President Donald Trump’s legal fight to keep his tax returns hidden.
The former president had hoped the court would help give his longtime accounting firm, Mazars USA, clearance to deny a subpoena from Manhattan's District Attorney.
The son of the Trump Organization's chief financial officer works at a real estate investment trust that made the loans, reports The Wall Street Journal.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
An ex-Watergate prosecutor told CNN he thinks President Donald Trump could go to prison for tax evasion based on an explosive New York Times report about Trump’s taxes.
Trump's tax returns highlight just how much he needs to stay in office to avoid possible prosecution and mountains of debt.
Democrats Attack Trump For Tax Report
Jaime Harrison released his returns with a Donald Trump-related zinger for the incumbent South Carolina senator.
Those IRS audits? They're done, the president's personal attorney revealed.
The justices ruled Thursday that Trump can't block a grand jury subpoena for the records.