Democratic-led House Ways and Means Committee set to release Trump's taxes in the coming days

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : In a separate report, the Joint Committee on Taxation offered a summary of its review of tax returns between 2015 and 2020 for Trump and several of his businesses.
53% : The committee also released a supplemental report from the Joint Committee on Taxation that included details on Trump's tax returns from 2015 to 2020, ahead of the planned release of the returns themselves.
41% : When the returns are made public, they could shed light on how wealthy Trump really is, how much he gave to charity and how much he paid in taxes.
39% : Trump had no taxable income in either year, but he was able to carry forward the deduction to future years, further limiting the amount of federal income tax he had to pay.
38% : Trump's patternEvident in tax information broken out in the Joint Committee on Taxation report on Trump's tax returns from 2015-2020 is Trump's pattern -- as previously shown by a New York Times investigation -- of generating huge net operating losses and then carrying them forward for years afterward to zero out his tax liabilities.
36% : Charitable givingThe Joint Committee on Taxation also raised many questions about the validity of Trump's claims in his tax returns.
29% : The same statute has been used a number of times by Ways and Means chairmen for investigations and the Joint Committee on Taxation also used the statute to obtain information about former President Richard Nixon's taxes in the 1970s.
19% : The New York Times report in 2020 made clear that Trump carried over business losses for years to legally be able to avoid paying taxes for many of those years, but Ways and Means will have access to some additional years of Trump taxes as well.(Copyright (c) 2022 CNN.

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