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Trump to face business fraud case in first trip to New York after brief arrest

Name: Trump to face business fraud case in first trip to New York after brief arrest
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Description: Trump and his company, the Trump Organisation, have been accused of misleading banks and others by giving financial statements that misstated the value of assets.

Trump and his company, the Trump Organisation, have been accused of misleading banks and others by giving financial statements that misstated the value of assets.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Trump to face business fraud case in first trip to New York after brief arrest

Over a week after being briefly arrested in the porn star hush money case, Donald Trump is set to return to New York for a separate business fraud case.

The former US President is likely to be questioned on 13 April 2023 at the New York attorney general's office, as per sources quoted by news agency AP.

Trump and his company, the Trump Organisation, have been accused of misleading banks and others by giving financial statements that misstated the value of assets.

The Republican leader has called it a politically-motivated witch hunt.

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