Trump Tax Returns Show How Write-Offs Shrank What He Owed to IRS
- Returns show federal income taxes paid, including $0 in 2020
- Records include six years of Trump’s personal, business forms
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Donald Trump’s tax returns show how the former president used a range of write-offs in the US tax code to pay little or no federal income tax, according to six years of records released Friday by a House panel.
The returns, which include his personal and business filings from 2015 to 2020, are the first complete look into Trump’s tax records for the years he was running for office and in the White House. The release comes just days before Democrats relinquish their House majority, which will end much of their ability to investigate him.