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Anti-Trump protesters across US press him on tax returns
The demonstrations were timed to coincide with the traditional April 15 deadline for annual tax filings, a massive date on the calendar for US households, and resulted in dozens of arrests. For decades, US presidents and presidential candidates have released their returns voluntarily, although there is ** legal obligation to do so. US law requires only the publication of a financial statement that estimates assets, including debt and revenue, but does **t give details on the amount of taxes paid. Trump, a billionaire property tycoon, released a financial statement but has kept his tax returns private, both during the election campaign and since taking ****** in January. Protesters and political rivals have said he should make a fuller disclosure to remove any inkling of potential conflicts of interest between his business interests and his political decisions. "Until he does, we’ll never k**w what he’s hiding or who his policies are designed to benefit," said organisers of the "Tax March" demonstrations on its website. "We need a president who works for all Americans -- and a tax system that does, too," it added. At least 21 demonstrators were arrested after Trump opponents and supporters clashed at a march in Berkeley, California, US media said. In Washington, several thousand protesters of all ages gathered in front of the Capitol building housing Congress, holding signs such as "What is he hiding?" and "Real men pay their taxes". أكثر... ??????? ??????: Anti-Trump protesters across US press him on tax returns || ??????: ahlam1399 || ??????: اسم منتداك
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