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The House Ways and Means Committee is set to receive former President Donald Trump’s IRS tax returns in one week after a federal appeals court on Thursday declined Trump’s request to hold up the release.
The Supreme Court could still intervene if Trump appeals.
A three-judge panel on the DC Circuit Court of Appeals decided they won’t put the handover of the former president’s tax returns on hold after the full appeals court rejected Trump’s request that they review an earlier decision allowing for the release of the returns.
The case is one of several long-running lawsuits where the Democratic-led House is trying to access years of financial records related to Trump, especially his tax returns.
I'm surprised it took this long. Let's see what you're hiding Donnie.
The case is one of several long-running lawsuits where the Democratic-led House is trying to access years of financial records related to Trump, especially his tax returns.
Tick-Tock...Tick-Tock. Let's see what happens when that changes in a couple of weeks.
I wonder how much pushback there will be when the "Republican-led" house starts to investigate Biden and Hunter's dealings...
So New York is investigawting Turmp. IRS has been auditing him for years...what is it the House Committee wants?
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