House Democrats are likely to make details about former President Donald Trump’s taxes public following a closed-door meeting next week.
House Democrats will likely unmask new details about former President Donald Trump’s long-hidden taxes following a key meeting now set for next week.
But there is a way around those rules: Neal’s committee could vote privately to make them public, and that’s what the Massachusetts Democrat wants his colleagues to consider in a closed-door meeting now set for Tuesday at 3 p.m. Most of Neal’s colleagues have yet to see the filings, though he has granted access to the panel’s ranking Republican, Rep.It would be extremely rare for lawmakers to forcibly release someone’s tax information, especially a former president’s, and Trump was not legally required to disclose any of his tax information while he was running for president or after he was elected.
Many Democrats say the public has a right to know where the president’s earnings come from, and how much he pays in taxes. They also want to know how well the IRS has been implementing its long-standing policy of automatically auditing every president.
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