In recent testimony, it was revealed that the accounting system utilized by the Trump Organization was considered 'antiquated' by 2017. This revelation came to light during questioning by Trump attorney Emil Bove, who pointed out that the system had been originally designed in the 1990s.
Jeffrey McConney, another individual involved in the case, echoed this sentiment, even chuckling as he confirmed the outdated nature of the system. He further noted that the dropdown categories within the system were inflexible, making it challenging to accurately categorize transactions.
