Trump Organization and CFO Charged With Tax Crimes
Antonio Ferme editorThe Manhattan district attorney’s office has charged the Trump Organization and its chief financial officer, Allen Weisselberg, with tax crimes connected to a set of benefits given to employees in a 15-year tax scheme.Weisselberg was fingerprinted and processed before standing before the New York State Criminal Court. Attorneys for the Trump Organization also appeared in court for arraignment on the indictment.This stands as the first grand jury indictment after a years-long probe by the attorney’s office into the former president’s company.