A former Deutsche Bank executive who reviewed President Donald
Trump's tax returns reportedly said it is "not normal" that the
institution no longer holds copies of those records.Trump for
many years relied on Deutsche Bank for loans to sustain his real estate
business when many other institutions would not lend to him because of
his rocky financial history.The president is accused by some,
including his former attorney Michael Cohen, of manipulating the value
of his assets to either secure finance or reduce his tax bill.
Publisher: Newsweek | Author: Shane Courcher