用户名/邮箱
登录密码
验证码
看不清?换一张
您好,欢迎访问! [ 登录 | 注册 ]
您的位置:首页 - 最新资讯
Acting Treasury watchdog sends to House committee report on handling of request for Trump's tax returns
2020-04-09 00:00:00.0     美国有线电视-特朗普新闻     原网页

       Washington (CNN)The Treasury Department's acting inspector general has sent a report to the House Ways and Means Committee that examines the handling of Chairman Richard Neal's request for President Donald Trump's tax returns, a personal familiar with the report tells CNN.

       The report from Richard Delmar was sent to both Neal and the top Republican on the committee, Rep. Kevin Brady of Texas.

       The contents of the report are not known and a Democratic aide on the House Ways and Means Committee told CNN that they did not plan to comment on the report or its contents Wednesday evening.

       Neal had requested six years of Trump's business and personal tax returns in April 2019. In a letter to the Internal Revenue Service at the time, Neal explained that the request is part of his oversight role and that the committee needed Trump's tax returns to consider legislation related to the IRS's practice of auditing sitting presidents.

       "Under the Internal Revenue Manual, individual income tax returns of a President are subject to mandatory examination, but this practice is IRS policy and not codified in the Federal tax laws," Neal wrote in a letter to the IRS.

       Read More

       "It is necessary for the committee to determine the scope of any such examination and whether it includes a review of underlying business activities required to be reported on the individual income tax return."

       The battle for Trump's taxes escalated last summer and is still tied up in court.

       In the fall of 2019, Neal requested the Treasury inspector general investigate after reports surfaced that a whistleblower had sent a letter to Neal raising questions about whether the request for Trump's tax returns had been handled improperly.

       Neal specifically asked for an investigation into whether the IRS "is enforcing the law in a fair and impartial manner and no one is endeavoring to intimidate or impede government officials and employees carrying out their duties."

       Delmar, at the time, had responded, "We are undertaking that inquiry."

       Paid Content

       Instantly unblock Gmail, Google, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram &… expressvpn

       Millions Of People Are Using This App To Learn A Language In 2020 Babbel

       Learning a new language this year? – This app gets you speaking in just 3 weeks Babbel

       Access Hundreds of New Titles Using This Tool! ExpressVPN

       Use This Tool To Access Hundreds of New Streaming Titles When You Stay At Home thetopfivevpn.com

       U.S. A mayor ordered police to crack down on social gatherings. They…

       Politics Obama suggests a 'robust system of testing and monitoring' is…

       World Rail workers discover a 14th century cave while making repairs…

       Politics Joe Biden describes phone call with Trump amid Covid-19…

       Politics Sanders had multiple conversations with Obama ahead of decision to…

       China: New WiFi Booster Stops Expensive Internet Next Tech

       Paid Content

       Learning a new language this year? – This app gets you speaking… Babbel.com Explore The New Content World While Staying at Home! ExpressVPN China: New WiFi Booster Stops Expensive Internet Next Tech Use This Tool To Access Hundreds of New Streaming Titles When… thetopfivevpn.com

       More from CNN

       How Spain became a hotspot for coronavirus Spanish princess becomes first royal to die from coronavirus Cuomo calls Trump 'incorrect and grossly uninformed' about New… In photos: Trump vents his frustrations at coronavirus briefings

       Recommended by

       


标签:综合
关键词: Babbel     committee     report     Trump's tax returns     coronavirus     ExpressVPN    
滚动新闻