A real estate company run by former U.S. President Trump before taking office did not record it in the books and pay the necessary taxes, even though he was paying the rent of the executive's apartment and the leasing fee of the car. As a New York state grand jury, the company and chief financial officer have been charged with tax exemption-related charges.
A grand jury in New York said on the 30th of last month that Trump Organization, a real estate company run by former President Trump before he took office and then run by his two sons, and Chief Financial Officer. Weisselberg has been charged with charges related to tax exemption.
According to the complaint, "Trump Organization" has paid a total of about 1.76 million dollars, including the rent of the apartment where the defendant lives and the leasing fee of the car, and about 195 million yen in Japanese yen since 2005. They didn't keep them in the books and didn't pay taxes.
The U.S. media has an impact on management, saying that if a company is found guilty, it will be fined and the license required to serve alcohol at the hotels and golf courses it operates may be revoked. I am telling you that there is a possibility of coming out.
The prosecution is also investigating another allegation about the "Trump Organization," and the whereabouts of the investigation are being watched.
Mr. Trump has strongly opposed this in a statement saying, "Political witch hunting by the radical leftist Democratic Party continues. It divides our country like never before."
Meanwhile, President Biden only said at the press conference, "I don't comment because I don't know the situation. If I do, I won't comment on what's going on."