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Biden paid $4.1 million more in federal taxes than Trump over 6 years

Por: Newsweek Nation December 30, 2022

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Six years worth of Donald Trump's federal tax returns were released Friday, sharing a long-veiled glimpse into the former president's complex finances.The release comes after a controversial vote by the House Ways and Means Committee earlier this month, in which the committee voted to make Trump's federal tax returns public. Trump refused to voluntarily release the federal returns during his campaign and his presidency, citing an... + full article



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