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US President Trump and Family Granted Exemption from Ongoing Tax Audits
The US Department of Justice granted President Trump and his family an exemption from ongoing tax audits. The decision sparked political and legal debates.
The US Department of Justice announced that ongoing tax audits targeting President Donald Trump, his family, and businesses can no longer be conducted. In a one-page document released by the department, it was stated that Trump and his family will be "always exempt" from tax investigations. This decision was made as part of the resolution of a $10 billion lawsuit Trump filed against the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) over the leak of his tax information to the media between 2018 and 2020. While Democratic lawmakers criticized this move, some legal and tax experts described the practice as unprecedented and said it placed the Trump family in a different position from other taxpayers. Meanwhile, a former White House ethics lawyer warned that this exemption might violate relevant articles of the US Constitution. The Department of Justice's decision also includes the establishment of the "Anti-Arming Fund," which is claimed to provide resources to Trump supporters against politically motivated legal battles. The fund's management was entrusted to a commission composed of individuals appointed by Trump. These developments have sparked new debates in the US regarding tax policies and political ethics.
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