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Treasury Secretary Sidesteps Questions on Trump IRS…

Treasury Secretary Sidesteps Questions on Trump IRS…
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent declined to confirm whether President Trump and his family remain exempt from IRS audits under a controversial settlement. While the administration canceled a related compensation fund, officials indicated that the audit protections remain in place.

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The issue highlights ongoing concerns regarding the separation of powers and the potential for political influence over federal tax enforcement.

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent repeatedly declined Wednesday to say whether President Donald Trump , his family and related business entities remain shielded from IRS audits under a controversial settlement agreement that has already prompted bipartisan criticism and multiple legal challenges.

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