Trump Silent After Deutsche Bank Says It Has Some Of His Tax Returns

Trump Silent After Deutsche Bank Says It Has Some Of His Tax Returns

By Alexandra Miller

By Alexandra Miller
August 28, 2019

August 28, 2019

The bank says it has some of the documents Congress has requested.

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President Trump's longtime lender says it has the tax returns House Democrats have been seeking for the last year. Deutsche Bank said Tuesday it also has tax returns for other Trump family members, but wouldn't disclose details.

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