NY prosecutors are now investigating Trump Organization cash bonuses

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Prosecutors are believed to be probing whether those gifts should have been declared as such, which would have made them eligible for tax payments.
53% : In an interview with DailyMail.com in June, she said the former president is a 'sweet' and 'generous' man who helped pay for her children's private schooling out of kindness and good-will, rather than to dodge taxes.
51% : 'These witch hunters are relentlessly seeking to destroy a reputation of a president who has done a great job for this country, including tax and regulation cuts, border control, rebuilding the military, and developing the vaccine in record time - thereby saving our country, and far beyond.
47% : Investigators are looking at whether or not Weisselberg failed to pay taxes on benefits over the years, including apartments, leased cars and private school tuition for two of Weisselberg's grandchildren.
39% : Meanwhile, Fischetti said he was told the charges against the Trump Organization and its individual employees related to alleged failures to pay taxes on corporate benefits and perks.
36% : If Weisselberg is charged with tax fraud and failing to pay more than $10,000 in taxes for a single year, he could face up to seven years in prison.
26% : Trump's company, The Trump Organization, likely to face charges on alleged failures to pay taxes on corporate benefits and perks; charges would not be related to so-called 'hush money' payments made to porn star Stormy Daniels

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