Trump's accountants following on the heels of his lawyers
[quote]WASHINGTON – Donald Trump's long-time accounting firm – involved in a pair of investigations of the ex-president in New York state – has ended its relationship with his family business, according to court documents Monday.
The firm, Mazars, also said that a decade of Trump Organization financial statements "should no longer be relied upon," said a document included in a court filing by New York Attorney General Letitia James.
James and the Manhattan district attorney's office are investigating whether Trump's company improperly inflated or deflated the values of its holdings in order to secure loans or lower its tax bills.
The document from the accounting firm, dated Feb. 9, was disclosed as part of the New York attorney general's effort to question the former president, his son, Donald Trump Jr., and daughter, Ivanka Trump, as part of the state civil inquiry into the family's business operations. [/quote]
-- USAToday
The firm, Mazars, also said that a decade of Trump Organization financial statements "should no longer be relied upon," said a document included in a court filing by New York Attorney General Letitia James.
James and the Manhattan district attorney's office are investigating whether Trump's company improperly inflated or deflated the values of its holdings in order to secure loans or lower its tax bills.
The document from the accounting firm, dated Feb. 9, was disclosed as part of the New York attorney general's effort to question the former president, his son, Donald Trump Jr., and daughter, Ivanka Trump, as part of the state civil inquiry into the family's business operations. [/quote]
-- USAToday
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