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Trump resists calls to disclose his tax returns.
Donald Trump continues to resist calls to release his tax returns.
The presumptive Republican nominee told The Associated Press in an interview Tuesday "there's nothing to learn from them."
Trump's resistance to releasing his tax returns leaves major questions for voters weighing a candidate who has staked his campaign on his business acumen and the fact that he is "very, very rich" and would mark a major break with decades of precedent set by the nominees of the two major political parties.
Trump needs cash, but GOP donors not opening their wallets
Despite telling conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt in February 2015 -- before he declared his candidacy -- he "would release tax returns," Trump has pivoted to say he would not do so while his income tax filings are still under audit by the Internal Revenue Service. Given that he says his tax returns since 2009 are still under audit, it is highly unlikely Trump will release anything before the November 2016 election if he sticks to that reasoning.
Clinton's plan to win suburban women.
Fentanyl: The new heroin, but deadlier.
Opioid addiction growing in America.
Donald Trump continues to resist calls to release his tax returns.
The presumptive Republican nominee told The Associated Press in an interview Tuesday "there's nothing to learn from them."
Trump's resistance to releasing his tax returns leaves major questions for voters weighing a candidate who has staked his campaign on his business acumen and the fact that he is "very, very rich" and would mark a major break with decades of precedent set by the nominees of the two major political parties.
Trump needs cash, but GOP donors not opening their wallets
Despite telling conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt in February 2015 -- before he declared his candidacy -- he "would release tax returns," Trump has pivoted to say he would not do so while his income tax filings are still under audit by the Internal Revenue Service. Given that he says his tax returns since 2009 are still under audit, it is highly unlikely Trump will release anything before the November 2016 election if he sticks to that reasoning.
Clinton's plan to win suburban women.
Fentanyl: The new heroin, but deadlier.
Opioid addiction growing in America.
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